Chris Fitch
Green concrete: sustainable construction?
Jul 21, 2018
Published in
Cities
As the planet urbanises, attention is turning towards the most basic of building materials – concrete – to ensure the imminent construction boom is as sustainable as possible
Canine killers: the conservation threat of dogs
Jul 17, 2018
Published in
Wildlife
India’s booming domestic dog population is attacking some of the country’s most endangered wildlife, and solutions are thin on the ground
Cold sweat: the high cost of aircon
Jul 14, 2018
Published in
Energy
Soaring sales of air conditioning units over the next thirty years are set to rapidly escalate global levels of energy demand
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom directed by J A Bayona
Jun 14, 2018
Published in
Films
Blockbuster dinosaur sequel asks probing questions about humans’ ethical responsibilities towards ‘nature’, but does it deliver any answers?
Feeding the Galápagos
Jun 26, 2018
Published in
Development
The Galápagos are often thought of as a unique natural paradise, but they are also home to 30,000 people. In such a remote part of the world, feeding them is increasingly challenging
CONIFA: the alternative World Cup
Jun 14, 2018
Published in
Cultures
As the world’s top footballers battle it out in Russia, a gathering of unrecognised nations had their own moment in the sporting spotlight
CONIFA: the World Cup for unrecognised nations
Jun 06, 2018
Published in
Cultures
As the world prepares for the next FIFA tournament in Russia, the top football teams from the world’s unrecognised nations square off in London
Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story directed by Kate McIntyre Clere and Mick McIntyre
Jun 05, 2018
Published in
Films
Are kangaroos a great icon for Australia? Or a natural resource? Or, perhaps, even a pest? A new documentary explores this complicated relationship, and exposes some shocking secrets
The Trap: trafficking of women in Nepal
May 16, 2018
Published in
Exhibitions
New exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery by photojournalist Lizzie Sadin, winner of the 2018 Carmignac Photojournalism Award, focuses on the trafficking of women and girls within and out of Nepal
Just desert: why the Sahara is growing
Jun 16, 2018
Published in
Deserts
Long-term studies reveal the Sahara desert has expanded substantially over the past century
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