Chris Fitch
The many faces of the Serengeti
Jun 11, 2015
Published in
Wildlife
Camera traps capture rare and varied animal life on the world-famous Serengeti National Park, including lots of curious creatures fascinated by the cameras themselves
London's new underground
Jul 23, 2015
Published in
Cities
Geographical heads beneath the surface to see how the Crossrail project is adding to London's historic subterranean transport network
SAN ANDREAS directed by Brad Peyton
Jun 08, 2015
Published in
Films
It’s cheesy, unrealistic, and predictable. But the plot’s underlying geography means Hollywood’s latest disaster blockbuster offers more than just fast-paced, adrenaline-fuelled excitement
The battery revolution begins
Jun 04, 2015
Published in
Energy
New technologies have the potential to reinvent batteries, solving problems of renewable energy storage and mineral resource depletion in the process
Humanity's ‘enormous opportunity’
Jun 03, 2015
Published in
Energy
Rapid global urbanisation and technological progress gives us the chance to ‘fundamentally transform’ our energy systems and urban infrastructure
THE TRUE COST directed by Andrew Morgan
Jun 01, 2015
Published in
Films
If you’ve ever had a vague unease about the social and environmental impacts of cheap clothing, it looks like you were right. This film lays them out for all to see
A New Lease of Life – June 2015
May 29, 2015
Published in
Geocast
Thirty years ago, visitors to Taipei would have been met by rubbish-filled streets and a spiralling waste problem. Chris Fitch reports on how a new mindset has taken hold and how the locals are embracing a cleaner lifestyle
The green school
Jun 06, 2015
Published in
UK
St Andrews aims to be the UK's first carbon neutral university by building a ‘green energy centre’ powered by locally-sourced wood
Protecting the great ape
May 27, 2015
Published in
Wildlife
In Nigeria, critically endangered gorillas are getting a lifeline, by virtue of a conservation project providing safe passage between two protected areas
Green Climate Fund is go
May 22, 2015
Published in
Geopolitics
Japan’s delivery of its $1.5billion pledge makes the Green Climate Fund over 50 per cent funded, giving the green light for large-scale climate projects to commence
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