London Sustainability Exchange (LSx)’s Pollinator Paths project aspires to connect local residents with nature, particularly through gardening and helping to foster green spaces. Community gardens improve the wellbeing of Read More
The Environmental Bill which is expected later in 2019 is set to create a legal framework for leaving the EU as well as for the Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan. With Read More
Volunteering with LSx has been one of the most rewarding and developmental three months of my life. During my time I have learnt so much about the environmental and Read More
By Gail Freeman – LSx Interim CEO and Ben Hudson, LSx Project Director Samantha Heath, LSx’s Chief Executive over many years, died peacefully on Thursday 28th March 2019. Read More
Air pollution is now consistently framed as not only an environmental issue, but a serious health issue. Recent research suggests pollution is the greatest environmental threat to human health Read More
High levels of air pollution, which are particularly prevalent in urban centres, are dangerous to all but particularly to children whose lungs are still developing. Research suggests that high levels Read More
A new Environment Bill? A new Environment Bill, to be brought forward by the Government, was announced by Theresa May on the 18th July 2018. The proposed Bill would create Read More
The Clean Air Act: A Short History The Clean Air Act was introduced in 1956, following the Great Smog that enveloped London for four days in 1952 that caused thousands Read More
By Shehla Chowdhury Last Thursday night was one of the most important events of the year: the Sustainable City Awards. This awards scheme, founded by the City of London Corporation Read More
24th May 2018 by Oscar Brookes Living in a large city can seem to be an intimidating and complicated existence at times. Safe to say everyone would like to solve world hunger, achieve Read More
17th May 2018 by Charlotte Hawthorne I am not a mum, do not look after children in my day-to-day, and now that I think of it… have never actually changed a nappy. However, Read More
In less than 200 years, the proportion of the world’s population living in cities has grown from 5 per cent to more than half. By 2050, cities will need to Read More
4th April 2018 by Charlotte Hawthorne When you think of a relaxing cruise down the Thames, the last thing you think about is getting excited about a sewage-outlet guided tour. However, some Read More
21st February 2018 by Mathilde Batelier What is the Issue with the Textile Industry? The textile industry is one of the most polluting, unethical and wasteful industries on earth. It’s actually the Read More
What the Sustainable City Awards mean to us. By Mathilde Batelier This is the time of year where we let the excitement fill us with the promises of new discoveries and Read More
February 2018 by Mathilde Batelier Recently, the issue of waste has been at the forefront of media stories, worldwide and national policies. Despite the focus on plastic waste in the oceans, Read More
Almost overnight, sometime in November, high streets came to life as retailers dressed their stores in festive decorations, inviting us in from the cold outdoors to browse through shelves of Read More
From the 6-17th of November, Germany will host the Parties of the UNFCCC in the city of Bonn, Germany. Being one of Europe’s biggest producers of renewable energy, Germany Read More
This year, the United Nations Conference of the Parties will be presided over by Fiji, making history as the first Small Island Developing State to do so. Home to Read More
In this article, Stephen Moorcroft looks at the air quality problems that are currently faced by many UK cities, and asks what benefits can be delivered through the planning regime. Read More
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