Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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Three ways leaving the WHO could affect the US
From issues with future flu vaccine roll-outs to a loss of soft power, discover how the US's withdrawal from the WHO will impact the nation
Greenland’s true size, according to five maps
Is Greenland really as big as it seems? Find out more about its true size with five maps that might change your perspective...
How Trump is moving us into a new era
Tim Marshall on how Trump's renewed presidency accelerates the shift away from liberal internationalism
Why Trump’s latest move to pull out of UNFCCC is the most troubling yet
Trump has pulled US from a total of 66 international organisations, with many aimed at combating climate change
Why is Venezuela a failed petrostate?
It has the world's largest quantity of oil reserves – so why is Venezuela unable to make itself a successful petrostate?
What can be done to protect Florida’s wildlife?
The race against time to secure a survival path for Florida’s wildlife before development closes the door
Trump set to dismantle major US climate research climate centre
Trump administration plans to eliminate 'green new scam research activities' and sources of 'climate alarmism'
How are scientists and health workers coping with Trump 2.0?
Victoria Heath speaks to five researchers on the fallout of political and financial upheaval following Trump 2.0 From climate science…
Inside the US immigration system
Stairwells and elevator banks have become the front line of immigration enforcement, where compliance offers no guarantee of protection
How Lesotho is left reeling from US aid cuts
When the USA froze all foreign aid, Lesotho's fragile HIV support network collapsed overnight. The consequences, as this story shows, were immediate – and devastating
Trump 2.0: the year that changed the world
Mark Rowe examines the range of impacts caused by the current American administration – from moratoriums on wind and solar to cuts to wildlife services
Trump orders for increased logging in national forests
More than 50 per cent of US's previously-protected national forests now open to logging due to Trump executive order
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