Evergreen Trinity
@EvergreenTCD
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student-run publication to increase awareness on environmental issues and improve climate literacy. Interested in joining our team, email us at the link below ⬇
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Joined May 2021
Ruaidhrí Saulnier discusses the environmental impact of exam season in Trinity
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"humans are more likely to deny the existence and or extremity of climate change simply because the effects are not directly observed in their physical surroundings." Sophie Finnegan discusses the human reaction to the climate crisis.
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"we are not simply in assemblage with the ocean but in fact humanity is a body within the oceanic assemblage alongside currents and waves to jellyfish and shipwrecks"
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"Ministers now have an individual responsibility to act on the sector emissions targets for their area. This is a fantastic first for this country and demands more inspired leadership". Eoin Brennan updates us on the current climate plan.
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"Once upon a time, the vast majority of towns in rural Ireland had their own train station that connected them to local areas". Ellen Duggan discusses the downfall and future of rail networks in Ireland.
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The formation of a new Student Climate Coalition brings together climate activists from third-level institutions across the country.
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Macyn Hanzlik-Barend discusses the outcomes of COP27 and what it means for the future of the climate crisis.
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The continued investment in fossil fuels is preventing us from reaching our climate targets. Many climate activist groups think time is up and "fossil financing" needs to stop.
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Steven James delves into the idea that climate change is solely a result of the capitalistic economic model.
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With Trinity's most recent building, The business building, emphasising biodiversity and environmentally friendly construction, will future projects follow suit?
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With today being such an important and historical day for the herbarium at @tcddublin find out all you can about its history and international importance! Thank you @noonan_malcolm for recognising the importance of herbaria and inspiring the next generation.
The importance, be it from a historical or research standpoint, should not be underestimated.
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Ailsa Tyrrell brings us through her top five vegan lunches in Dublin.
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Why medicinal plants must be protected https://t.co/e9Ks12Wy6G
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Have you given up buying fast fashion for lent, or just want to reduce your consumption? Ellen Duggan brings us through her guide for charity shopping in Dublin.
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Mismanagement of land in the Sahel began under French colonial rule, but the Great Green Wall movement plans to regain control from desertification.
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Want to get involved in Evergreen? Submissions for our next edition are now open! We are accepting articles, photography and artwork up until February 24th. For questions, guidance and to submit your work, email editorevergreentrinity@gmail.com
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Want to get involved in Evergreen? Submissions for our next edition are now open! We are accepting articles, photography and artwork up until February 24th. For questions, guidance and to submit your work, email editorevergreentrinity@gmail.com
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Nathan Hutchinson Edgar discusses the concept of degrowth and its current practice in Dublin.
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What makes a city a ‘15-minute city’? Is it applicable to Dublin, and how could these concepts be applied.
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Jessica O'Connor, our resident fungi-advocate, writes about her love, and the many different uses of wild mushrooms.
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