Chris Fitch
EVEREST (3D) directed by Baltasar Kormákur
Sep 18, 2015
Published in
Films
An impressive big-budget blockbuster that brings the gritty reality of mountain-climbing to life
Mine-free Mozambique
Sep 17, 2015
Published in
Development
Once one of the worst landmine-afflicted countries in the world, Mozambique can now celebrate being officially ‘mine-free’
Into ‘No Man’s Lands’
Sep 14, 2015
Published in
Geopolitics
An expedition across Europe will explore the concept of ‘No Man’s Lands’, and aims to show that these ideas are as relevant today as they have always been
Rolling in the Deep
Sep 09, 2015
Published in
Oceans
A newly discovered reef in southern Australia, said to rival the Great Barrier Reef, has been located after a robotic vehicle captured footage at previously unexplored depths
HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD directed by Jerry Rothwell
Sep 03, 2015
Published in
Films
Environmental activism is so commonplace nowadays as to be almost unremarkable. This film tells the story of the very first people to try to change the world in this way
The start of the Pyrenees
Aug 26, 2015
Published in
Mountains
A ride up La Rhune, on the French-Spanish border, gives an insight into a unique regional Basque landscape
THE WATER BOOK by Alok Jha
Sep 01, 2015
Published in
Books
Water really is weird. As it freezes, it expands. It freezes faster when hot than when cold. Even just being a liquid at room temperature is strange when many heavier molecules become gaseous at much lower temperatures
China’s emissions turn
Aug 19, 2015
Published in
Climate
China has long been cast as one of the world’s biggest climate villains. But new evidence suggests this reputation may soon be a thing of the past
Boomtown rats
Aug 29, 2015
Published in
Development
Giant African rats will soon be undertaking an important and dangerous job in Cambodia; locating the millions of unexploded landmines left over after over 30 years of conflict
California lacking a whole year of rain
Aug 12, 2015
Published in
Climate
The full scale of the state’s ongoing drought crisis is being described as ‘completely without precedent’
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