Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Climate
More than 100 data centres in UK to use gas for electricity
Data centre operators are turning toward gas for electricity after delays in connecting to the UK's National Grid
The growing cost of insuring against extreme weather events
Discover how insurance against extreme weather events is being transformed by climate change
How climate extremes rewrite geopolitical power
A warming Pacific exposes the fragile fault lines of a divided world, Doug Specht argues
Hidden methane emerging from beneath the ice reveals Greenland’s sensitivity to climate change
New study from Oulu University reveals how responsive the Greenland ice sheet is to climate change – more so than models predict
How desalination became the Gulf’s greatest vulnerability
Examine the water dependency of Gulf states and how desalination is vital for their habitability and future.
What trees can tell us about our world
Discover how the longevity of trees, particularly the Great Basin bristlecone pine, contributes to our understanding of climate.
Time marches on: days are getting longer due to climate change
Researchers say that day lengthening is 'unprecedented', caused by rising sea levels slowing Earth's rotation
A paradigm shift in the world of batteries
For years, battery technology felt like a constraint rather than a solution. A string of recent innovations suggests that assumption may now be badly out of date
How are animals adapting to climate change?
From faster metabolisms to changing colours and smaller bodies, discover the adaptations animals are acquiring thanks to climate change
Human activity is pushing red pandas towards extinction
Forests fragmented by new infrastructure and roads are leaving red pandas with nowhere to go, making it harder for them to survive
Why the Arabian Gulf depends on purified water – and how it could be threatened
Explore the role of desalination in providing potable water for over 100 million people along the Arabian Gulf coast.
Space is cooling down – here’s why it matters to the planet
As the climate warms below, the edge of space is cooling down – and it could soon disrupt essential communication networks
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
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