Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Pollution
Can artificial rain dampen Delhi’s toxic air?
Scientists hope to wash away Delhi's deadly air pollution by creating artificial rain through cloud seeding.
Attempts to clean New Delhi’s air are failing without a radical change in energy policy
Attempts to control India’s air pollution are improving, but the country’s energy policy prevents the lifting of New Delhi's blanket of smog
New global treaty a crucial step towards solving the plastic pollution crisis
Prof Steve Fletcher, director of the University of Portsmouth's Global Plastics Policy Centre, talks about a global plastic pollution treaty
The dark side of light pollution
As coastal development continues to grow, research reveals the depth of artificial light pollution and its impact on deep marine organisms
The Ganges: river of life, religion and pollution
The Ganges experiences significant pollution but its religious importance means those willing to clean up the river make enormous sacrifices.
Mycoremediation: the under-utilised art of fungi clean-ups
History is littered with examples of 'mycoremediation' - using fungi to digest contaminants left by humans. New challenges may reinvigorate the field
The toxic impact of microplastics in the human body
Scientists at the Plastic Health Summit warn research on nano- and microplastics suggests a potentially deadly effects on human immune cells.
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