Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Climate
Hammans shut down in drought-stricken Morocco
Morocco is in the grip of an unprecedented drought and to save water the government has taken the controversial step of closing hammams.
M&S aim to stop cows farting
British high street chain, M&S, aims to reduce the methane produced from farting and burping cows by changing their diet.
Fires, forest and our lands – an Indigenous ecological perspective
Western science has a lot to learn from Indigenous perspectives on how to manage fire says Hillary Renick, President of the California Indian Land Institute
Report paints a mixed picture for worldwide deforestation rates
Report into worldwide deforestation rates reveals dramatic declines in Brazil and Colombia, but that worldwide deforestation rates have risen.
A warmer Arctic could have a big impact on Earth’s northernmost rivers
A warmer Arctic could have a big impact on Earth’s northernmost rivers
UN report reveals colossal levels of food waste
A new UN report reveals that worldwide over a billion meals a day are wasted and that this is taking a significant environmental toll.
Climate change is radically affecting our brain health
Neuroscientist turned environmental journalist Clayton Aldern reports an unreported crisis in neurological health linked to climate chang
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.
Food for thought: feeding the world accounts for a third of human-made carbon emissions
For Marco Magrini the agricultural transition is as important and urgent as the energy transition
Mums for Lungs wants wood-burning stoves outlawed
A campaigning group of mothers is calling for a ban on wood-burning stoves as evidence mounts on their threat to health
Extraction of Earth’s natural resources could soar by 60 per cent
New report warns that by 2060 extraction of the Earth’s natural resources will soar by 60 per cent putting climate change goals at risk.
Climate change affects rural women more than men
A new report shows that the effects of climate change on people living in rural areas varies depending on gender, age and wealth.
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