Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Geopolitics
Study reveals extent of human led destruction to estuaries
Development has led to the destruction of a quarter of a million acres of estuarine habitat around the world over the past 35 years.
International Day of Zero Waste
To encourage humanity to rethink how it deals with our mountains of waste March 30 marks the UN’s International Day of Zero Waste.
UN report reveals colossal levels of food waste
A new UN report reveals that worldwide over a billion meals a day are wasted and that this is taking a significant environmental toll.
Geopolitics: Modi heading for a third term
Tim Marshall looks to the Indian elections, in which more than 900 million people are eligible to vote
India’s farmers are marching on Delhi
Thousands of Indian farmers are marching on Delhi demanding that the central government stick to promises they made three years ago.
Geopolitics, not economic development, drives China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Andrew Ross on why a decade on from its inception, the BRI is failing the countries that could have benefited from it most
Construction of mega dams in Tibet worries downriver nations
Satellite imagery shows that China has been constructing a mega dam in Tibet and that worries the downriver nations of India and Nepal.
Extraction of Earth’s natural resources could soar by 60 per cent
New report warns that by 2060 extraction of the Earth’s natural resources will soar by 60 per cent putting climate change goals at risk.
Geopolitics: Russia’s elections, where there is no doubt who the winner will be
Shutterstock Within Russia, ethnic minorities are disproportionately suffering the consequences of the war in Ukraine. But Tim Marshall reports this…
Worldview/Geopolitics: A new world order
Tim Marshall considers the implications of the world’s shifting balance of power
Drought, conflict and politics leads to fear of famine in Ethiopia
Drought, conflict and government in-action setting in place the foundations of a serious famine in parts of Ethiopia
AI to impact 40 per cent of jobs worldwide and deepen inequality
IMF predicts that worldwide AI will impact 40 per cent of jobs as well as increase inequality between workers and countries.
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