Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Rosebank oil field: how will it affect the climate, wildlife and energy prices?
The newly approved Rosebank North Sea oil field has sparked controversy - but how will it really impact gas prices, wildlife and the climate?
Could a new gene-editing technique be a major breakthrough in the battle against malaria?
Progress on reducing malaria deaths stalled ten years ago. However, researchers are optimistic about a new way to eradicate deadly mosquitoes
UK fails to ban 36 pesticides including 13 classed as highly hazardous
Since leaving the EU the UK has failed to ban 36 pesticides, with 13 considered highly hazardous that have already been banned by the EU
More than half the world’s biodiversity lives in our soil
New research on soil biodiversity reveals that we've greatly underestimated the number of species that live underground
Ambititous plan to release 2,000 white rhino into the wild
13% of the worlds southern white rhinos have been bought by African Parks to be released back into the wild
Lincolnshire’s silent sentry near RAF Stenigot
Rory Walsh visits a Lincolnshire landmark that shaped the sky and once provided radar for RAF Stenigot
Gideon Mendel: Portraits of devastation
South African born 'struggle photographer' Gideon Mendel hauntingly captures the aftermath of fires and floods around the world
90% of emperor penguin colonies could be wiped out by end of the century
Scientists have warned emperor penguins are in serious trouble with 10,000 babies killed in 2022 due to melting sea ice
Science at the Summit – the research centre high on Greenland’s ice sheet
On Greenland ice sheet scientists and support staff carry out cutting-edge research into everything from climate change to particle physics
Geo Explainer: Can the Panama Canal survive drought?
After the driest 2 years on record, with hundreds of ships waiting, drought is affecting this vital shipping route
Britain’s top ten dirtiest beaches
A study has revealed the ten ‘dirtiest’ beaches across the UK with sites in Bradford, Blackpool and North Somerset topping the chart.
Can Indonesia go green in time?
Indonesia, the world’s fourth most populous nation and largest coal producer, has committed to a net-zero future. Great news for the environment? Conservationists are sceptical
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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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