Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Climate
Protecting Ecuador’s cloud forests
Ecuador’s cloud forests are a unique biodiversity hotspot. In the face of threats from mining and logging, the creation of private and community- owned reserves offers growing hope for their future
Geo Explainer: Why seagrass helps combat climate change
Seagrass boasts a range of climate-change-fighting qualities, but must be conserved to be utilised in the future.
Climatewatch: Dystopian fact not dystopian fiction
Marco Magrini ponders why we have an insatiable appetite for dystopian fiction but seem willing to ignore the reality of climate change. Will the lessons from Apple TV's Extrapolations be heeded?
The warnings on climate change are clear
Marco Magrini is mystified: why are the clear signs of climate change being ignored?
Rethinking the science, economics and diplomacy of climate change
In his intelligent and precise book, Five Times Faster, Simon Sharpe argues we need a change in ideas and policy, along side energy infrastructure, before it's too late
Having it both ways – keeping fossil fuel subsidies and promising energy transition
Why do countries support clean energy on one hand and subsidise fossils fuels on the other, asks Marco Magrini
Debt for nature swaps: greenwashing or a radical solution?
Marco Magrini looks at the resurgence in the practice of swapping debt for conservation projects: greenwashing or a radical solution?
New Year, new renewable energy resolutions
Marco Magrini starts the New Year with some positive thinking on changing climate
The Colorado River is running dry
The Colorado River is running out of water, and it's now listed as the most endangered major river in the USA
The impact of climate change on lightening strikes
As the Earth’s climate warms, Northern Europe could be set to see a significant rise in lightning strikes
Loss of biodiversity and climate change go hand in hand
Marco Magrini argues action on climate change and dealing with the loss of biodiversity are inextricably intertwined
AI predicts the impacts of climate change on cities
Our cities will look very different in the future as a result of climate change, unless we make changes now
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