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Valentine’s Day is a time for love, romance, and celebrating relationships, but it’s also an opportunity to make more sustainable choices that minimise our environmental impact. From gifts to decorations to dining out, there are many ways to embrace sustainability while still showing affection for loved ones. Here’s how you can celebrate a greener Valentine’s Day this year: Choose Eco-Friendly Gifts One of the most common ways people celebrate Valentine’s Day is through gift giving. But not all gifts are created equal when it comes to sustainability. Instead of opting for mass produced items that may end up as waste,…

At the University of Reading, sustainability isn’t just a goal, it’s something we’re genuinely passionate about. Over the years, we’ve been making great strides in reducing our environmental impact. Since 2015, we’ve managed to cut waste per person by 35%, and right now, an impressive 62% of the waste we generate is either recycled, reused, or composted. But we don’t want to stop there, we need your help to keep pushing forward! On 12 February, we’re inviting you to take part in our Recycling Challenge in the Library foyer, and we think you’ll have a great time while learning a…

January marks the global Veganuary campaign, a month long initiative encouraging people to embrace a plant based lifestyle for the benefit of their health, animals, and, most importantly, the planet. The University of Reading has stepped up its sustainability game, making it easier than ever for students and staff to participate in this movement while contributing to a greener future. Why Veganuary Matters? A plant-based diet is one of the most effective ways to reduce your environmental footprint. Studies show that switching to vegan meals can significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions, conserve water, and reduce deforestation. By choosing plant-based options,…