Geographical Contributors


In Seaman’s series, photographed on the Great Plains of Nebraska, she chases enormous supercell storms, capturing their scale, power and beauty

The fascinating images of storms across the world

Nov 5, 2025

Discover the wide array of photographs from this year’s Prix Pictet award on the theme ‘Storm’ Storm, the theme of…

Upon a White Horse

Review: Upon a White Horse by Peter Ross

Nov 5, 2025

Shafik Meghji reviews Upon A White Horse, a fascinating book uncovering ancient monuments and sites across the UK and Ireland…

More than a year after a mudslide devastated Chooralmala in Wayand in July 2024, this family home still teeters precariously over the path of the disaster

How landslides, droughts and monsoons are devastating an Indian state

Nov 5, 2025
Through images, Jennifer Carlos documents the lives impacted by droughts, landslides and monsoons
Housing development

Industrial strategy zones: what are they and should we be worried?

Oct 27, 2025
Doug Specht looks towards industrial strategy zones in the UK and their potential impacts
Biochar up-close

Biochar: ancient soils, modern answers

Oct 22, 2025
Indigenous Amazonians pioneered biochar centuries ago, and some still practise it. British farmers are now turning to the same method to tackle today’s climate crisis
Electricity plant

How can we bring electricity to the world?

Oct 20, 2025

A bold new initiative aims to bring electricity to 300 million people by 2030, unlocking education, clean water, and opportunity…

Wind farms

How positive tipping points can save the planet

Oct 17, 2025

To avoid climate tipping points, we need to trigger positive tipping points towards zero-emission technologies and behaviours Lean back on…

Pentagon

Pentagon press rules: the US’s new media clampdown

Oct 16, 2025
Doug Specht examines the new set of media restrictions imposed on journalists that many describe as a 'blow to American democracy'
A SMALL A protest van parked next to a memorial for the Red Army soldiers lost in the liberation of Kirkenes

A small town at the world’s edge

Oct 15, 2025
Far from Oslo, yet central to NATO, Kirkenes shows how global events have affected a small, remote port...
Book review: Enchanted Ground by Steven Lovatt

Book review: Enchanted Ground by Steven Lovatt

Oct 15, 2025

In his latest book, Enchanted Ground, Steven Lovatt weaves personal history together with striking commentary on the demise of planetary…

Writer’s Reads: Jules Stewart

Writer’s Reads: Jules Stewart

Oct 13, 2025
Author and journalist Jules Stewart offers a glimpse into his favourite reads in our latest instalment of Writers' Reads...
Review: Cádiz, the story of Europe’s oldest city

Review: Cádiz, the story of Europe’s oldest city

Oct 10, 2025
Find out more about the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe and its pivotal significance across three millennia
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