Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
April 24
Climatewatch: The politics of net zero needs to move as fast as the technology changes
Marco Magrini points out that climate technology is racing ahead of climate politics in finding much-needed solutions
Review: Cull of the Wild by Hugh Warwick
An engaging, occasionally philosophical read on invasive species, inspired by one man and his devotion to studying hedgehogs
Geopolitics: Modi heading for a third term
Tim Marshall looks to the Indian elections, in which more than 900 million people are eligible to vote
April 2024 Geographical crossword
The first correct crossword selected at random wins a copy of The Royal Geographical Society’s Altas of the World, worth £75
Saving raffelsia – the world’s largest flower
It smells of rotting flesh, spends most of its life as a parasite inside another plant and, when it blooms, it’s the world’s largest flower.
Phenomena: What desire paths reveal about human nature
The shared shortcuts that defy the planners Navigating beyond the organised pavements and parks of our urban spaces, desire paths…
Geographical April 2024
Geographical's April 2024 issue covers the winners of the Better World Video Awards, giraffe conservation, and tourism in Iraq
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