Post List #4
Better World Video Awards: Tebogo
In this short film, learn more about the devastating impact of South Africa’s illegal succulent trade, and the work being done to combat it In South Africa’s arid landscapes, rare succulents – some of which have survived the harshest of…
Wildlife Photographer of the Year – best photos so far
Discover the fascinating array of photographs from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year – from stags to flamingoes and emperor penguins The world’s leading wildlife photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of…
Phenomena: The Dabous giraffes
Discover more about the 6,000-year-old Dabous giraffes in Niger’s Ténéré desert In the remote sands of Niger’s Ténéré Desert, two giant giraffes emerge from the foothills of the Aïr Mountains…
Sharks may lose their bite due to acidic oceans, study finds
As oceans become more acidic, sharks’ teeth may become structurally weaker and more prone to break Famously, sharks are able to replace their teeth. New ones always grow as they…
How ship traffic unlocked a methane mystery buried for over a decade
A new paper suggests we may be overlooking a major source of global methane emissions In a 2011 study of Neva Bay – a shallow, busy shipping lane leading from the…
Better World Video Awards: Tebogo
In this short film, learn more about the devastating impact of South Africa’s illegal succulent trade, and the work being…
Better World Video Awards: Tebogo
In this short film, learn more about the devastating impact of South Africa’s illegal succulent trade, and the work being done to combat it In South Africa’s arid landscapes, rare succulents – some of which have survived the harshest of…
Wildlife Photographer of the Year – best photos so far
Discover the fascinating array of photographs from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year – from stags to flamingoes and emperor penguins The world’s leading wildlife photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of…
Phenomena: The Dabous giraffes
Discover more about the 6,000-year-old Dabous giraffes in Niger’s Ténéré desert In the remote sands of Niger’s Ténéré Desert, two giant giraffes emerge from the foothills of the Aïr Mountains…
Sharks may lose their bite due to acidic oceans, study finds
As oceans become more acidic, sharks’ teeth may become structurally weaker and more prone to break Famously, sharks are able to replace their teeth. New ones always grow as they…
How ship traffic unlocked a methane mystery buried for over a decade
A new paper suggests we may be overlooking a major source of global methane emissions In a 2011 study of Neva Bay – a shallow, busy shipping lane leading from the…
Better World Video Awards: Tebogo
In this short film, learn more about the devastating impact of South Africa’s illegal succulent trade, and the work being…
Better World Video Awards: Tebogo
In this short film, learn more about the devastating impact of South Africa’s illegal succulent trade, and the work being done to combat it…
Worldview
Closing doors – how rising costs and politics are curbing student travel
Why is our planet so important?
Russian sanctions backfire as Putin profits from war economy
The bias of balance: net zero, denial and political spin
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.…
