By Paulette Cully As someone whose grandfather and two great uncles (all brothers) were firemen in London during the Second … More
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I am a graduate from Staffordshire University with a First Class BSc Hons Geography degree and from Ulster University with an MSc (Distinction) in Coastal Managenment. At the moment I am a full time carer for my mum and about to start a further MSc in Equine Science at Edinburgh University.
South Sudan: A New Nation with Old Problems
By Paulette Cully The world’s newest nation, South Sudan, celebrated its first birthday this year. However, the country remains one … More
Ecuador’s deal to preserve the Amazon
By Paulette Cully In a 2005 article in the Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, entitled “New views on … More
Eat to be healthy and save the planet
By Paulette Cully It is well documented that around the world pristine environments are being destroyed to produce some of … More
Climate Change and Inuit Food Security
By Paulette Cully As part of a wider research program, a five-year study by Professor Barry Smit of the University … More
Britain’s industry-backed healthy-eating plan
By Paulette Cully In the search for the environmental causes of weight gain, Smith and Cummins (2009) in a Geography … More
The Dilemma of Global Energy
By Paulette Cully A recent article in the December Geographical Journal by Michael Bradshaw entitled “Global energy dilemmas: a geographical perspective”, … More
The Eradication of the Deadly Rinderpest Virus
By Paulette Cully Researchers at the United Nations (UN) have announced that the deadly cattle virus rinderpest has become the … More
Census of 37% of the World
By Paulette Cully Learning that China has recently completed its 2010 census of 1.3 million people and that India is … More
Reconstructing Past Environments
By Paulette Cully Being a geomorphologists at heart (which is the study of landscapes and the processes which shape the … More
