The latest issue of Sustainable Liverpool is available now, highlighting how the University is working to become more sustainable.
In this issue, Race Equality Officer, Karishma Asher, explains how the University’s vital work on the Race Equality Charter aligns to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We also focus on a number of projects which are transforming our approach to food cultivation and how students are transforming their unloved belongings into cash donations for the British Heart Foundation. Plus, we chat to some of the staff tasked with helping the University meet its critical sustainability commitments.
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