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Data from the world’s highest weather station

Data from the world’s highest weather station

ByGeographical StaffJul 15, 2022

The world’s highest weather station is back in action and revealing alarming facts about climate change The world’s highest weather…

Cutting methane emissions

Cutting methane emissions

Report says cutting methane emissions would be the quick way to reduce global warming in the short term Cutting carbon…

Review: Spring Tides by Fiona Gell

Review: Spring Tides by Fiona Gell

A poetic story of one woman’s love of the sea and her work protecting marine life The current popularity of…

Gender inequality in education

Gender inequality in education

ByGeographical StaffJul 14, 2022

One in three girls in sub-Saharan Africa doesn’t complete primary school, revealing the ongoing issue of gender inequality in education…

Review: Straits – Beyond the Myth of Magellan by Felipe Fernández-Armesto

Review: Straits – Beyond the Myth of Magellan by Felipe Fernández-Armesto

A brutal debunking of the myths about Ferdinand Magellan – the 16th-century seafarer knew little about navigation and was a…

Review: Planting Clues by David J Gibson

Review: Planting Clues by David J Gibson

Kit Gillet reviews a fascinating book which aims to bring forensic botany out of the lab and into the sunlight…

The transition metals needed to power net-zero

The transition metals needed to power net-zero

ByKatie BurtonJul 11, 2022

The transition to a net-zero world relies heavily on mining raw materials for new green technology I think it’s really…

Man on bombed balcony in Kyiv

Divided approaches in NATO to the war in Ukraine

ByTim MarshallJul 8, 2022

Tim Marshall looks at the tensions in NATO over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine The house of my neighbour is on…

Review: Birds, Beasts and Bedlam by Derek Gow

Review: Birds, Beasts and Bedlam by Derek Gow

Elizabeth Wainwright reviews Birds, Beasts and Bedlam: Turning My Farm into an Ark for Lost Species by Derek Gow, published…

Life in Bangladesh

Life in Bangladesh

ByGeographical StaffJul 6, 2022

Photographer Muhammad Amdad Hossain documents the different sides of life in his home country of Bangladesh Ever since he was…

Bird? Plane? Or wandering salamander?

Bird? Plane? Or wandering salamander?

ByGeographical StaffJul 5, 2022

Study shows the extreme measures wandering salamanders use to escape predators Scientists have revealed how tiny salamanders can survive a…

Air pollution: the UK’s silent killer

Air pollution: the UK’s silent killer

ByBryony CottamJul 4, 2022

Air pollution in the UK is ‘the greatest environmental risk to public health’, so why aren’t government targets more ambitious?…

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