Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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Climate change is impacting the education of millions of children
Education is essential to addressing climate change, but the rise in heatwaves, drought and flooding is driving a global education crisis
Is timber the solution for decarbonising construction?
Using timber for housing could save 106 gigatonnes of carbon emissions, but challenges lie in having a sustainable supply
Shipping remains a dirty business despite promises to clean up its act
Global shipping still relies on dirty fuels and many fear that its promises to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 are little more than hot air
Is lab-grown meat the future of agriculture?
A new breakthrough in lab-grown beef takes agriculture another step away from the farm
The rise of the digital nomad
For years, people have asked whether digital nomadism might become the new normal. There are signs that it already is…
Salt marshes could disappear by the end of the century
Scientists warn that saltmarshes will soon be underwater worldwide, despite widespread restoration work
A Crack in the Mountain: Can tourism and conservation co-exist?
New film A Crack in the Mountain questions the extent to which tourism and conservation can co-exist
Why does geography matter in the world of law?
Geographers play an essential but often invisible role in shaping and interpreting laws around the environment, social justice and human rights
Deadly fungi are driving amphibians into extinction
Fungal infections are a growing threat to human health, but they pose an even greater risk to wildlife, particularly amphibians
Smart cities: the rise of digital twins
Technological innovations are driving the rise of digital twins. What does that mean for our cities?
Old coal mines could be the solution for storing renewable energy
Hundreds of disused coal mines could part of our long-term energy solution
Landslides are pulling the Congolese city of Bukavu apart
Rapid unplanned urban sprawl is accelerating a landslide beneath one of Central Africa’s most populous cities
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
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