Glasgow’s Crest dates back to 1674 and comprises a bird, tree, bell, and fish. With COP26 taking over the city for the next two weeks, we take a look at the different elements of the crest through an environmental lensWith the value of around £1.8bn to the economy, some lawmakers seem hesitant to address the issues of overfishing, however, there are clear problems in our methods of farming
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