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Dossier
How we feed the 9 million people on our warming planet
By
Mark Rowe
Nov 16, 2023
What we grow where is changing dramatically as global warming causes more and more disruption to food production
The big thaw: melting permafrost is causing a global problem
By
Mark Rowe
Mar 8, 2023
Around the globe, the number of lakes is swelling by the thousands. But this is far good news, as they are being formed by melting permafrost – the latest example of how climate change is altering the planet’s landscapes
The rising threat of UK coastal erosion
By
Mark Rowe
Sep 14, 2022
Several coastal regions of the British Isles are under threat from erosion, but attempting to hold back the waves is an expensive business
The global effort to improve the world’s slums
By
Mark Rowe
Jun 22, 2022
One billion people around the world still live in sub-optimal housing, but attitudes towards upgrading slums are changing
The megacity challenge: how to deal with rapid population growth
By
Geographical Contributor
Oct 1, 2021
Population levels are rising and nowhere is this felt more keenly than in the world’s megacities – home to more than ten million people.