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Light pollution from proposed satellites will likely hinder ability to see celestial bodies at night and could impact biological clocks and ecosystems

Climate change is estimated to be responsible for 42 per cent of the deaths across both heatwaves, researchers find

From freezers failing in supermarkets to railway tracks buckling under the heat, Britain’s infrastructure is struggling to cope with back-to-back…

Charlie Walker recounts his experience in a Russian cell, after being accused of espionage and photographing restricted military sites The…

From human cooperation to the chemistry of life, bonds hold our world together – but PFAS show what happens when…

New report finds that just two Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) out of 113 in the UK ban bottom-trawl fishing across the whole site

Organisations will come together to target fishing practices such as bottom trawling in Europe's Marine Protected Areas

Ten years on, the consequences of Brexit continue to reshape borders, identities and communities On the night of 23 June…

Trees along the Great Green Wall are growing considerably faster than natural forests, scientists have found

In the wake of Venezuela's twin earthquakes, learn more about how countries come together to support the disaster-struck nation in a time of crisis

The Strait of Hormuz continues to face disruption as tensions once again build between Washington and Tehran, with sizeable impacts for nations reliant on Middle Eastern oil

Laura Cole, creator of Geographical’s On The Ground podcast, speaks to Victoria Heath on the craft of podcasting Around the…