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Farewell to Summer? 'Haze' and 'Trash' Among Earth's New Seasons as Climate Change and Pollution Play Havoc

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Throughout history, people have viewed seasons as relatively stable, recurrent blocks of time that neatly align farming, cultural celebrations and routines with nature's cycles. But the seasons as we know them are changing. Human activity is rapidly transforming Earth, and once reliable seasonal patterns are becoming unfamiliar.See the Story

The bias of balance: net zero, denial and political spin

Desperate food queues in Gaza. Image: Shutterstock From climate change to Gaza, the pursuit of ‘balance’ often misleads rather than informs, warns Andrew Brooks In British politics, there is a lot of debate around how to tackle climate change. The Reform Party is riding high in the polls and one of Nigel Farage’s few policies is a pledge to scrap net zero and cut renewable-energy subsidies. In contrast, the government is championing environment…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

IHC Refuses Stay on Afghan Repatriation

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday rejected a request seeking a stay order against the repatriation of registered Afghan refugees and remarked that the court will not interfere with the government policy. Justice Inaam Ameen Minhas heard the case. Umar Ijaz Gilani appeared in the court on behalf of the petitioner and requested the court to direct the government to refrain from taking action until the case is decided. Justice Minhas remar…Evacuations · Islamabad See the Story

University of Cumbria students win award for conservation film

Film raising awareness of issues of wildlife disturbance on Cumbria coastline wins special award for final-year University of Cumbria students By Victoria Heath A new short film – produced by two University of Cumbria students – on the urgent issue of wildlife disturbance has won an award for its discussions on protecting nature and its inhabitants. Featuring in Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s ‘Detect and Protect’ campaign, the film educates the public…Barrow-in-Furness · Barrow-in-Furness Read Article

Review: Under the Open Sky

Under the Open Sky follows a nomadic camel-herding family across several years. Image: Under the Open Sky Feature-length documentary on nomadic camel-herding family shows how industrialisation is threatening their traditional way of life By Victoria Heath Five hundred years. That’s how long the Fakirani Jats – a community in Kutch, India – have been grazing their animals. But as Under the Open Sky points out, this nomadic way of living is rapidl…Kutch · Kutch Read Article

How is urban farming working across the world?

A modern hydroponic farming system. Image: Shutterstock From a farm within an office in Tokyo to urban rooftops repurposed as farms, discover how urban farming is taking cities by storm worldwide By Victoria Heath Where do you get your food from? For most people, the label displaying the origin of their favourite fruits, vegetables or other produce is likely to come from outside – possibly thousands of kilometres away – the borders of their own …Farming · Tokyo Read Article

Shetland Eyes Faroes-Style Tunnels to Replace Ageing Ferries

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The local council says it is pushing ahead with plans to build tunnels to four outlying isles in the archipelago.Shetland Islands · Shetland Islands See the Story

What nations are experiencing brain drain and brain gain?

The United Kingdom experiences both brain drain and brain gain. Image: Shutterstock From Portugal to Canada and the United States, discover the countries where individuals are flocking to and leaving in search of jobs By Victoria Heath Traditionally, in the context of job prospects, cities have been the places to be. Known colloquially as brain drain, individuals have moved thousands of kilometres across the world to metropolitan hubs like Londo…London, England · London See the Story

QUIZ: Physical Geography Trivia

Ready to put your physical geography knowledge to the test? From mountain ranges to river systems, this quiz challenges your understanding of Earth’s natural features. The post QUIZ: Physical Geography Trivia appeared first on Geographical.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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