Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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England’s largest private landscape restoration project announced
RESTORE has purchased the heavily degraded Emblehope Estate from the Royal Kennel Club to launch its landmark landscape restoration project
The £5billion question: what Britain’s drone splurge really buys
Why investing billions in military autonomy may leave diplomacy as Britain’s most neglected security strategy today Keir Starmer chose a…
More than one million meals served to Venezuela by World Central Kitchen after deadly earthquakes
Teams from WCK served meals from the first few hours following deadly quakes on June 24
Writer’s Reads: Chiara Barzini
Chiara Barzini shares her top reads from her library. Her latest book, Aqua: A Story of Water and Lost Dreams, is out now
Airborne microplastics proven to contribute to climate change, study finds
Microplastics are contaminating the Earth in new ways, as scientists find they amplify the greenhouse effect
The growing threat of space junk around Earth
Alastair Bonnett's forthcoming book New Ruins looks at how the debris of our disposable culture is changing the world. In this extract, he focuses on space junk
Which countries use the most water per person?
From the US to Turkmenistan, discover the nations whose water consumption ranks highest per capita – and why
Storks eating ‘junk food’ face health risks, study finds
Some stork populations in Europe are swapping long-distance migrations for easy-to-eat discarded food in rubbish dumps, raising health concerns
Which countries have been banned from the World Cup?
13 nations have been banned from World Cup tournaments across the years – but why?
Most UK media reports on June heatwave did not mention climate crisis
Around 72 per cent of articles from the UK's nine main national daily media publications on June heatwaves failed to mention global heating or the climate
Book signing: Claire Thomas’s ‘Altai’ at Royal Geographical Society
Join Claire Thomas at the Royal Geographical Society on Saturday 18 July at 12 noon for a book signing of her latest work, Altai
Bottlenose dolphins are relying on fishing trawlers in Adriatic Sea, study finds
New study shows how bottlenose dolphins are struggling to hunt normally and forage close to trawl nets when fishing boats are nearby
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