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The return of bats in Britain
By
Geographical Staff
Jun 29, 2022
Research suggests bats in Britain are increasing in population
Fossil-fuel companies knew about climate change as consumption soared
By
Marco Magrini
Jun 24, 2022
Big oil companies have long known about climate change, but they still take no notice, says Marco Magrini
Jennifer Uchendu on founding Eco-Anxiety Africa
By
Geographical Staff
Jun 21, 2022
Eco-anxiety is on the rise among young people and children worldwide, particularly in countries that are on the frontlines of climate change
Searching for evidence of the Anthropocene
By
Bryony Cottam
Jun 21, 2022
One of 12 new sites will be chosen to define a new geological age, the Anthropocene
Groundbreaking discovery suggests some earthquakes alter tectonic plates
By
Bryony Cottam
Jun 19, 2022
New research into earthquakes suggests that they are both affected by and affect tectonic plates, suggesting a two-way relationship
Water scarcity in Africa a ‘myth’
By
Bryony Cottam
Jun 19, 2022
Researchers debunk the myth that water in Africa is scarce, blaming poor management of existing reserves instead
Farming seaweed in UK waters for a sustainable future
By
Bryony Cottam
Jun 9, 2022
A growing industry is taking sustainable seaweed farming to new depths on a Pembrokeshire farm, using innovative techniques
Pollution in Antarctica is accelerating snowmelt
By
Geographical Staff
May 17, 2022
Soot pollution caused by tourism and scientific research stations on Antarctica is a growing problem speeding up snowmelt
People from these Bolivian tribes hardly ever get dementia
By
Geographical Staff
May 17, 2022
The Tsimane and Moseten people of the Bolivian Amazon may hold the key to avoiding the onset of dementia
Desert dunes breathe as they ‘inhale’ air
By
Geographical Staff
May 17, 2022
Study into how deserts form shows how microbes can live deep inside arid sand dunes as air seeps deep inside them
Conservation success for green turtles in Seychelles
By
Geographical Staff
May 16, 2022
Strict conservation measures in the Seychelles have allowed over-fished and endangered green turtles to recover
The lost continent of Balkanatolia
By
Bryony Cottam
May 11, 2022
An ancient lost continent, dubbed Balkanatolia, could explain the movement of mammals millions of years ago
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