Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Science & Environment
How can we make expeditions more planet-friendly?
Using biofuels can make a significant difference in the emissions and environmental footprint of remote expeditions
Thunderstorms linked to surge in asthma A&E visits, study shows
Research reveals the average number of asthma visits to A&Es was nearly 18 per day during periods with thunderstorms
Why are some forests recovering as others vanish fast?
In the Congo Basin and in overlooked dry tropical forests, losses are soaring – and could soon become irreversible
The markets are watching: deforestation becomes a boardroom issue
Investors are waking up to the financial risks of deforestation. As new regulations loom, big brands face pressure to clean…
Why the Amazon is burning like never before
Fire has overtaken logging as the Amazon’s main driver of deforestation for the first time. As drought and heat intensify, scientists warn of a dangerous feedback loop...
How landslides, droughts and monsoons are devastating an Indian state
Through images, Jennifer Carlos documents the lives impacted by droughts, landslides and monsoons
Half of UK recycling shipped overseas, report reveals
The UK continues to rely heavily upon overseas processing for recyclable waste, despite advances in domestic infrastructure
The world’s largest blue carbon sinks
From the Everglades to the Sundarbans, discover where exactly the world is storing its blue carbon – and why it is so useful
China’s green revolution reshapes global power
While the US retreats from climate leadership, China is investing billions in renewables and expanding its influence abroad
In the Gulf of Panama, an ancient ocean cycle just failed
For the first time on record, the cold, nutrient- rich waters that sustain an entire ecosystem failed to surface in the Gulf of Panama
Britain’s hidden hand in West Papua’s crisis
A new report links some of Britain’s biggest financial institutions and energy firms to deforestation, displacement and human rights abuses in Western New Guinea
Biochar: ancient soils, modern answers
Indigenous Amazonians pioneered biochar centuries ago, and some still practise it. British farmers are now turning to the same method to tackle today’s climate crisis
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