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How climate change may fuel spread of H5N1 bird flu
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 17, 2025
From rising temperatures to changing migratory patterns for birds, climate change may be creating conditions hospitable for bird flu spread
What does it mean for the US & world if TikTok ban goes through?
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 16, 2025
TikTok faces US ban, but culling the social media platform may have larger repercussions worldwide and redefine US media culture
AMOC has not declined in last 60 years, new study finds
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 16, 2025
New research finds AMOC is not as close to a catastrophic decline or major tipping point as previously thought
2025 UK celestial events: what are they & where best to watch
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 14, 2025
From aurora borealis to a total lunar eclipse, 2025 is packed with celestial events – find out where you have the best chance of seeing them
Storing carbon in buildings may help the planet – here’s how
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 13, 2025
Construction materials, like concrete, have potential to lock away vast quantities of carbon dioxide in buildings, new research finds
Black Death: the next global pandemic?
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 7, 2025
More than 700 years since the Black Death pandemic, scientists are developing a bubonic plague jab – but why? And should we be worried?
Geo explainer: Why are aftershocks so dangerous?
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 7, 2025
Discover more about aftershocks, their formation & the devastating impacts they leave on communities already reeling from major quakes
Is the world working differently?
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 7, 2025
After the pandemic came the rising popularity of hybrid work. Now four-day working weeks are in – so have our work habits changed for good?
Who actually owns Antarctica? Unpacking the Antarctic Treaty
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 7, 2025
Discover more about the unique governance of Antarctica… and why it is still unowned despite seven countries making claims on its land
Where is food insecurity worst in the world?
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 3, 2025
The countries with the greatest number of food-insecure individuals around the world – and why they are facing such catastrophic shortages
Caught between the lines: Ukraine’s health crisis
By
Geographical Contributor
Jan 3, 2025
As the conflict in Ukraine rages on, vulnerable communities caught in crossfire are struggling to access basic health services
Depopulation: the dramatic change facing humanity
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 3, 2025
Global population is set to peak in mid-2080s, then undergo a dramatic decline. Mark Rowe reports on the consequences of such a seismic shift
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