Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Opinion
Is COP29 at a dead end?
Geographical's climate columnist Marco Magrini fears that COP29 has nowhere to go as the planet continues to warm
Has the United Nations become a retired superhero?
Tim Marshall argues that despite its many flaws, the United Nations does far more good than harm across the world.
Can we learn from environmental protests – then and now?
Andrew Brooks asks whether the lessons learned from a mass 1930s trespass should be applied to today’s environmental protests.
Why it is so important that the USA and China can talk to each other
Tim Marshall on the importance of USA and China relations during a world crisis – and what communication links the countries have.
Can microbes save us from plastic pollution?
Robin Hanbury-Tenison on solving the plastics problem across the globe before we all end up as waste product
Empire to extinction: The legacy of Bristol Zoo
Andrew Brooks on the passing of Bristol Zoo and the ongoing debate about its role in the 21st century
A proper geography conference
Discover the exciting world of contemporary geography at the Royal Geographical Society's conference. Andrew Brooks shares his experiences and insights.
Will climate change cause more mass migrations?
A rapidly warming planet – and worsening climate change – means tens of millions will be on the move in mass migrations, warns Marco Magrini
Should our growing taste for avocados be a cause for concern?
Andrew Brooks on why our growing taste for avocados has complex consequences for international trade & global markets.
Geopolitics: France ignores UN and EU in supporting Morocco’s claim to Western Sahara
Tim Marshall discusses France's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over disputed territory of Western Sahara.
Will Putin fail and Ukraine prevail?
Tim Marshall considers the worrying fractures appearing in the European and American support of Ukraine
Comparisons can get in the way of geographical understanding
Andrew Brooks on how reductive comparisons can get in the way of true understanding
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