Sperm Whales: Engineers of the Deep SeaÂ
By Abigail Shields, Year 12 The sperm whale (physeter macrocephalus) is one of the most fascinating creatures in the biological…
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The Environmental Impact of Plant Based Diets
By Jamila Talishli, Year 12 As the global population is becoming increasingly aware of the environmental consequences of meat consumption,…
Breakthrough Plastic: A Game-Changer for Ocean Cleanup.
By Jamila Talishli, Year 12 Research conducted at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science has created a new plastic…
Green Cars, Dirty Minerals: The Environmental Dilemma of Electric VehiclesÂ
By Aiden Forusz, Year 13 Electric Vehicles (EVs) are often recognized as the solution to reducing carbon emissions in the…
Leading Beyond Sustainability – Introducing a new LGB Express Section
By Michael Botti, Year 12 Welcome to LGB Express’ newest section on sustainability! Hi, I am Michael Botti and I…
What Is Willow? How an Oil Drilling Project Could Affect the Environment
By Tuana Kardas, Year 11 Beneath all the glossy advertisements, the Willow Project is claimed to be a nightmare of…
LGB’s Econ Society Discusses Soil Deterioration
By Claudia Mina, year 12 On Friday the 1st of April 2022, the Economics Society gathered to view a presentation…
How Are LGB Students Fighting for Their Environment? An Eco-Committee Spotlight.
By Jacob Mansfield, Y13 The window of action against climate change is rapidly closing, but there is still room for…
4 Steps to Reduce you Environmental Impact
By Finnur Ricart and Ana Sofia Reyna, Y13 This week, the members of the Eco-Committee were asked what they are…