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QUIZ: What River Am I?
Test your geography skills with our challenging river quiz. Can you identify all the rivers from cryptic clues?
QUIZ: Human Geography Trivia
Test your knowledge with our human geography quiz. Discover fascinating facts about people and places around the globe.
QUIZ: Capital Cities – Hard
Test your knowledge with the capital cities quiz. Can you name all the capitals? Challenge yourself now!
QUIZ: The Flags of Europe
Discover the various Europe flags and challenge yourself to identify the unique symbols and colours of each nation.
QUIZ: Geography Trivia
Think you know geography? Challenge yourself with geography trivia and uncover surprises about our world.
Geo explainers
Geo explainer: Point Nemo – the planet’s most isolated place
Discover more about Point Nemo, the place furthest from land on the entire planet. What exactly lives there and can it be explored?
Geo explainer: Why does Afghanistan have a high risk of natural disasters?
Afghanistan is the world’s second-most prone country to natural disasters. Discover which natural hazards it is threatened by and why…
Geo explainer: Is guerrilla gardening the way to a greener planet?
Discover what exactly guerrilla gardening is, and why the act is taking local residents across the world by storm.
Could earthquake activity rise in California?
Highest number of mini-quakes reported in California since 1988, sparking fears that a major earthquake could occur in the near future.
Phenomena: St Elmo’s fire explained
Learn about the captivating phenomenon of St Elmo’s fire: a crackling display of atmospheric electricity that occurs during thunderstorms.
Worldview – opinion, comment & campaigns
The bias of balance: net zero, denial and political spin
From climate change to Gaza, the pursuit of ‘balance’ often misleads rather than informs, warns Andrew Brooks
Time for Britain to show some sisu
Tim Marshall argues it’s time for the UK to consider Finland’s model for national preparedness The UK needs to rediscover its inner sisu. That is, assuming it still has it.…
We need a Global Climate Club – and we need it now
Patrick Brown lays out a vision for a Global Climate Club – and why the world can no longer afford to wait for the USA to catch up
Beyond the farmer’s wife: unpacking gendered spaces
From Scottish tractors to Senegalese rice fields, Andrew Brooks traces how outdated labels still frame women’s work and men’s status across global landscapes
Not just climate: the threats combining to destroy our planet
Marco Magrini argues we’re not facing multiple crises – just a single, dangerously interlinked emergency
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