Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Europe
EU announces new strategy for Arctic
New strategy sets out four priorities, including strengthening security and responding to accelerating climate change in the fastest-warming region on the planet
EU invests more than €390million for 135 new climate and environment projects
Projects will cover areas including restoration of natural habitats, accelerating the clean energy transition and strengthening climate resilience
The global nuclear power revival is fuelling a new uranium rush
The West is turning to nuclear power once more, but experts say that without new mines, demand for uranium could exceed supply by 2040
What makes a beer Belgian, Spanish or British?
The geography behind some of our most familiar lagers is more complicated than it seems
Climate change could triple the amount of area affected by wildfires, study finds
In a low emissions scenario, 39 per cent more land would be burned per year by the end of the century compared to average today
How wildfires could push the climate crisis beyond repair
The warnings were clear, but the response fell short. Now intensifying wildfires threaten to push the climate crisis beyond repair
The vast impacts of a dry Danube
As the Danube’s water levels fall, power plants, cargo shipping and passenger vessels are feeling the effects
Unpacking an abundance of space in Yorkshire
What appears on the Ordnance Survey as a blank square kilometre of land is in fact a landscape rich with life, memory and meaning, Doug Specht reveals
How ice melt and ‘double jet streams’ are making Europe hotter…
As Europe records its hottest-ever March, discover several reasons behind the continent's rising temperatures and its heatwaves...
Meet Europe’s Big Five: wolf, lynx, brown bear, wolverine & bison
Make this a wildlife summer to remember by going on safari in search of some of Europe's iconic Big Five mammal species.
Copenhagen to reward environmentally friendly tourists
In an effort to encourage sustainble tourism Copenhagen is launching a scheme that will reward environmentally friendly tourists.
Volcanic eruptions on Iceland might last decades
A new study reveals that volcanic eruptions on Iceland might become more frequent and the instability could last decades.
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