Students take on sustainability challenges - including eating insects

Aaron decided to swap four wheels for two, and after 30 days is seriously considering trading in his car for an electric bike. Photo: Denis Minihane

Aaron decided to swap four wheels for two, and after 30 days is seriously considering trading in his car for an electric bike. Photo: Denis Minihane

Climate and Environmental Sustainability students in DCU have been walking the walk for the past 30 days, taking on sustainability challenges such as washing clothes by hand, eating insects, and avoiding car travel, fast fashion and single-use plastic.

In the run up to Cop26, DCU lecturer Darren Clarke challenged his first-year students to set their own personal sustainability challenge for 30 days.

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