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A planet eating planet
By
Stuart Butler
Nov 11, 2023
New study says parts of an ancient planet are buried deep within the core of the Earth after the two planets collided billions of years ago.
Tobacco: the world’s most deadly industry
By
Geographical Staff
Nov 9, 2023
The global impacts of the tobacco industry on the young, on workers, on the economy, on health services and one crime
Gone wild: is wildlife tourism out of control?
By
Bryony Cottam
Nov 6, 2023
Poor regulation and management of wildlife safaris is putting undue pressure on the animals and even placing tourists at risk
A bird’s banquet: top tips for feeding birds in your garden
By
Stuart Butler
Nov 5, 2023
Feeding wild birds: Our top tips for how best to attract flocks of colourful wild birds to your garden this winter.
Glen Roy: the high road and the low road
By
Rory Walsh
Nov 1, 2023
Rory Walsh investigates a trio of strange ‘roads’ in the Scottish Highlands
Artisanal mining is leaving a trail of devastation
By
Bryony Cottam
Oct 27, 2023
Artisanal mining is booming in the tropics – and it’s leaving destruction and environmental degradation in its wake
WWF calls for world-wide action to save forests by 2030 with new global blueprint
By
Charlotte Hall
Oct 24, 2023
The world is failing our forests, according to the wildlife charity, which has laid out a blueprint for the conservation rescue mission.
What is an Ice halo or the 22° halo
By
Grace Gourlay
Oct 23, 2023
Geographical Phenomena #1: Optical atmospheric phenomena such as ice halos, sun dogs and ice pillars caused by ice crystals
Disappearing ice of the Pyrenees
By
Stuart Butler
Oct 19, 2023
Vanishing waterfalls and glacier free summits. The Pyrenees mountains are on the frontline of climate change.
Robot wolf keeps bears away
By
Stuart Butler
Oct 19, 2023
It's a story that should a fairytale: Robot wolves are being used to scare hungry bears away from Japanese towns and villages.
Geo Explainer: The many Chinas
By
Graeme Gourlay
Oct 18, 2023
A primer to the physical and cultural diversity of the second-most populous country in the world
How Marsican brown bears and humans can coexist
By
Geographical Staff
Oct 11, 2023
Opinions are divided on the Marsican brown bears living close to people in Italy, a new project aims to change that
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