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Category: Environment

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Bridging the Language Gap – Sophia Kianni’s Fight for Accessible Climate Education

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Light to the Depths: The Twilight Zone

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Inter-connectivity with nature: a relationship worth nurturing

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CLOC releases its 2023 Results: How Sustainable are Oxford Colleges?

by Guy Zilberman, Madelina Gordon, Maisie Burgess, Maria Klingsheim and Ushika Kidd June 8, 2023September 23, 2024
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Global Warming Set to Surpass 1.5ºC Climate Threshold by 2027

by Ushika Kidd and Ashna Chaturvedi June 7, 2023June 8, 2023
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Overwriting Nature? Language’s drive to destruction

by Alice Brooker May 31, 2023May 31, 2023
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