Tetyana Solovey discusses how the repair and remaking of clothing can be fun, useful, and surprisingly easy to learn.
Tetyana Solovey discusses how the repair and remaking of clothing can be fun, useful, and surprisingly easy to learn.
Yusra Suedi and Clare Cummings explore the Fossil Fuel Treaty as a potential roadmap toward a fast and fair energy transition.
Sam Toscano, Sandra Barragan, Tetyana Solovey and Usman Aziz on emotion, trust and the concept of ‘anti-governance’ in discussions about sustainable futures.
Jacob Moody (Maastricht University) on social capital in academia and challenges of interdisciplinary work
Scott Backrath and Teodora Noszkay discussing Plant-human Research network and creative, critical, and relational approaches to understanding the natural world.
Yusra Suedi and Clare Cummings reflect on the potential – and the limits – of the law as a tool for climate justice in the face of escalating protest restrictions and environmental threats.
Students from the UoM’s new MA “Science, Sustainability and Society” explore today’s sustainability issues.
Sherilyn MacGregor, Mat Paterson, and Helen Holmes on the ‘Joined-Up Sustainability Transformations’ approach
Nedson Ng’oma reflecting on regulatory approaches to human rights and environment due diligence in global value chain
Tetyana Solovey, marking Repair Week, discussing the role of makers and upcyclers in solving fashion industry problems.