By Ben Garlick, York St John University The International Union for the Conservation of nature (IUCN) recently announced that nearly…
Stormy waters: Debating the British Overseas Territories in Parliament
By Nichola Harmer, University of Plymouth August marked the start of peak hurricane season in the Caribbean, where last year…
Mapping Microbial Multiplicity
By Carmen McLeod, Erika Szymanski, Joshua Evans, Anna Krzywoszynska, and Alexandra Sexton Microbes are everywhere. Headlines announce that microbes have been found in all…
The importance of studying innovation in complex systems: a case study of anaerobic digestion in the UK
By James Suckling, University of Surrey, Claire Hollohan, University of Manchester, and Iain Soutar, University of Exeter We are placing…
How geography can help us think critically about disability hate crime
By Edward Hall, University of Dundee Disability hate crime is a serious and increasing problem in the UK. Hate crime is…
Stacking toilets across the seasons: providing sustainable sanitation for all?
By Amita Bhakta, University Loughborough Where do you go to pee? Is it hygienic? Can you access it all year round? These…
Elephants as Political Actors
By Lauren A. Evans, Space for GiantsNanyuki, Kenya, and Williams M. Adams, University of Cambridge, UK This video clip was…
Alternative geographical traditions from the Global South
By Federico Ferretti, UCD, Dublin, and Breno Viotto Pedrosa, Federal University of Latin American Integration In the last few years, a rich…
Urban Roma, segregation and place attachment in Szeged, Hungary
By György Málovics, University of Szeged, and Remus Crețan, West University of Timisoara Romani people occupy a complex social position…
Birds eye view of climate variability
By Anusha Sanjeev Mehta and Robert Wilby, Loughborough University The monsoons are the most important climate feature of India. They…
