Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Opinion
What happens to the climate crisis if Trump wins in November?
Marco Magrini considers the impact on tackling the climate crisis if Donald Trump wins the US election
We ask AI to explain why we struggle with solving the climate crisis
Marco Magrini asks a sophisticated AI model why we are failing to tackle climate change
Does comparing tackling climate change to the space race make any sense?
Andrew Brooks on why comparisons between the space race and the global environmental crisis are both misleading and counter-productive
The sci-fi world of climate change
Marco Magrini on the lessons to be learned from a dystopian climate novel
Geopolitics: poverty on the rise in the global south
Tim Marshall considers what the first increases in global poverty in decades could mean for a fragile world order
Geopolitics: Is the post-Cold War holiday over?
Tim Marshall considers the impact of the Polish prime minister’s warning that we are now in a pre-war era
African hospitals are not stuck in the past, they’re struggling in the present
Andrew Brooks examines the false comparisons that distort our understanding of developing countries and their healthcare
Doors are closing on solutions, argues the Climate Crisis Advisory Group
The four Rs – reduce, resilience, repair & remove - are now considered to be the keys to tackling the climate crisis, reports Marco Magrini
Fires, forest and our lands – an Indigenous ecological perspective
Western science has a lot to learn from Indigenous perspectives on how to manage fire says Hillary Renick, President of the California Indian Land Institute
Climatewatch: The politics of net zero needs to move as fast as the technology changes
Marco Magrini points out that climate technology is racing ahead of climate politics in finding much-needed solutions
Geopolitics: Modi heading for a third term
Tim Marshall looks to the Indian elections, in which more than 900 million people are eligible to vote
Food for thought: feeding the world accounts for a third of human-made carbon emissions
For Marco Magrini the agricultural transition is as important and urgent as the energy transition
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