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ecologically unequal exchange paper is written by Eunice Oppon, who is pictured here

Ecologically unequal exchange through trade: paper

Keep reading to see Eunice’s explanation of her paper. Ecologically unequal exchanges through trade Ever wondered about the environmental impacts we deposit in another country by locally consuming goods produced from that country? My paper shows that through trade, a country can ‘clean up’ its environment at the expense of […]

Ling Min in front of a power point presentation of her work

Believe in yourselves women in STEM by Ling Min Tan

For International Women’s Day Grantham Scholar Ling Min Tan writes about women in STEM. Above all, Ling Min says women […]

Mira is an early career researcher and activist

How the Grantham Centre helped me become an early career researcher and activist

In this blog for International Women’s Day 2018, Grantham Scholar Mira Lieberman explains how the Grantham Centre has helped her […]

Applying circular economic principles to reduce embodied carbon in construction

Grantham Centre supervisor Dr Danielle Densley-Tingley, Lecturer in Architectural Engineering, publishes chapter on sustainability in construction. This chapter focuses on methods […]