Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Climatewatch
Doors are closing on solutions, argues the Climate Crisis Advisory Group
The four Rs – reduce, resilience, repair & remove - are now considered to be the keys to tackling the climate crisis, reports Marco Magrini
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
Climatewatch: 1.5°C? It’s now impossible
Marco Magrini explains why he fears the 1.5°C warming target is going to be impossible to meet
Climatewatch: Probability problems
Rather than scaremongering, Marco Magrini argues, scientists have, in fact, erred on the side of caution when predicting climate outcomes
Will the COP28 pledge to ‘transition’ away from fossil fuels be enough?
Marco Magrini considers whether this really is the beginning of the end for carbon energy and we can keep to climate targets
COP28 update: can a conflicted president deliver on fossil fuel reduction?
As the haggling in this year's COP gets to the final stages, Marco Magrini, wonders what it will deliver on fossil fuel reduction
Climatewatch: changing seasons
Marco Magrini on implications of the changing length of the seasons as a warming world brings longer summers and shorter, hotter winters
Climatewatch: COP28 predictions and fears
Marco Magrini fears the only success of the forthcoming COP28 is going to be in obfuscation and diplomatic double talk
Climatewatch: Can the market get us to net zero?
Marco Magrini considers whether markets alone can get us to net zero
2023 Europe heatwave showed off the charts climate anomalies
Marco Magrini warns that we shouldn’t assume that dramatic change can’t suddenly happen
Should we use geoengineering to tinker with the planet?
Marco Magrini considers the problems of geoengineering and it's consequences
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?
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