By Jo Hickman Dunne, Loughborough University Outdoor education is often considered to be a central tenant of a holistic and … More
Tag: The Geographical Journal
Historians rethink the Green Revolution
By Glenn Davis Stone, Washington University in St. Louis A memorable episode of The West Wing, the dramatic series about … More
Proximity to a freight railway has a negative impact on house prices: Quantifying the cost in Santa Marta, Colombia
By Jorge Chica-Olmo, Rafael Cano-Guervos, University of Granada, Spain, and Ivan Tamaris-Turizo, University of Magdalena, Colombia The city of Santa Marta, Colombia, located … More
When do we move, and how far?
By Frances Darlington-Pollock (University of Liverpool), Nik Lomax, and Paul Norman (University of Leeds) Many of us will move house multiple … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
Coping with drought in Madagascar – a Role-Playing Game approach
By Maren Wesselow, University of Oldenburg and Susanne Stoll-Kleemann, University of Greifswald The island nation of Madagascar is well known … More
Exploring a relational approach to water management
By Liz Charpleix, University of New England, Australia The recent election of Labour politician Jacinda Ardern as Aotearoa/New Zealand’s youngest … More
Do investigations of urban channel change prompt proactive channel management and greater focus on design in research and learning and teaching?
By Ken Gregory, University of Southampton UK and Anne Chin, University of Colorado, Denver Rivers and streams are important to … More
