Chris Fitch
WHY THE DUTCH ARE DIFFERENT by Ben Coates
Dec 01, 2015
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Books
Famous for being flat and having a significant proportion of land below sea level, many Dutch lifestyle choices seemingly evolved as a consequence of the country’s relationship with its peculiar natural landscape
COP21: The Political Climate
Nov 30, 2015
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Climate
World leaders are preparing for COP21 in Paris, two weeks which many hope will conclude with a binding deal on emissions, in order to fight climate change. Geographical presents expert views on four key factors that will be at play
Threatened heritage
Dec 12, 2015
Published in
Energy
A third of all natural World Heritage Sites around the world are found to be ‘under threat’ from extractive mining
ON THIS DAY: 1915, Endurance sinks
Nov 21, 2015
Published in
Explorers
After a tough ten months trapped in Antarctic ice, Shackleton’s ship – the Endurance – was finally claimed by the sea
Indonesia’s burning issue
Nov 20, 2015
Published in
Forests
Extreme forest and peat burning in Indonesia has released over three times the annual fossil fuel emissions of the United Kingdom
Carmignac Photojournalism Award: A Retrospective
Nov 17, 2015
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Exhibitions
A look back at six years of Carmignac photojournalism laureate winners, with stories from Iran to French Guiana, Zimbabwe to the Gaza Strip
Expedition tips from Explore 2015
Nov 16, 2015
Published in
Explorers
Geographical collected top tips for budding adventurers and expeditions from a wealth of wisdom at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)’s Explore 2015 weekend
Call for coastal adaptation
Nov 12, 2015
Published in
UK
The National Trust aims to lead the way on embracing natural solutions to adapt the UK’s coasts to better deal with future erosion, flooding and sea level rise
Dirty money
Nov 12, 2015
Published in
Energy
The countries of the G20 have been collectively subsidising the fossil fuel industry to the tune of $452billion a year
France’s lawless lands
Nov 05, 2015
Published in
Exhibitions
Far from the Château de Versailles, indigenous people in remote French Guiana are French citizens inadvertently living outside the law
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