By Amita Bhakta, University Loughborough Where do you go to pee? Is it hygienic? Can you access it all year round? These … More
Tag: Climate change
The ice edge is a high-risk environment for Arctic industries
By Siri Veland and Amanda Lynch, Brown University Expectations of receding, thawing and melting of the Arctic have prematurely driven investments … More
Are salamanders finally feeling the heat? The overlooked effects of climate change.
By Catherine Waite, University of Nottingham Our society is inundated with information about climate change: it is in the news, … More
Climate Change: Politics and Perception in the United States
By Jillian Smith, University of Birmingham It has been a battle worthy of Cervantes, had he been alive in this … More
Beyond the Basin: Water diversion in a Warming World
By Jillian Smith, University of Birmingham The Great Lakes–at the U.S. and Canadian international boundary–are the planet’s largest system of … More
Climate change must always be viewed from somewhere
By Rory Padfield, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, and Kate Manzo, University of Newcastle In March 2016 two newspapers on opposites sides … More
Climate Variability and Livelihood Diversification in Northern Ethiopia – A Case Study of Lasta and Beyeda Districts
By Zerihun B. Weldegebriel, Addis Ababa University, and Martin Prowse, Lund University Ethiopia is currently facing the worst drought in … More
Climate change: adaptation, science, and the media
By Joseph J. Bailey, University of Nottingham, UK. One is never short of media coverage on climate change, but there has … More
X Marks The Spot: Chemtrails, Conspiracies & Discourse Analysis
By Morag Rose, University of Sheffield The X-Files recently returned to television after a fourteen year absence. The Guardian provides … More
Climate change and human health: how COP21 has helped
By Joseph J. Bailey, University of Nottingham, UK. The potential adverse impacts of climate change on natural and human environments … More
