A poem by Alicia Hayden.
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In the fight to mitigate climate change, Satellite observations offer invaluable insights on the Earth system – but greater investment in education and research is necessary.
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Everything feels accessible online, but does that come at a huge carbon cost? Megan Claire Routbort tells us more about how much that one more true crime episode before bed really costs our planet…
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A culture of overconsumption has split the seams of sustainable garment production. how can we use technology to consume more consciously?
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10 positive environmental news stories from this month.
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Emerging trends in eco-friendly packaging technology and greenwashing.
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In an age of wanderlust, how can we travel the world without causing more damage? Megan Claire Routbort shares her experiences.
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Sailcargo Inc is a shipping company sailing its way toward net-zero. Photography Editor, Maya Arkane, speaks with filmmaker Harrison Wood about the project.
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A chat with KELP! Documentary Director Caylon la Mantia.
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Writer Rachel Lewis asks AI for a bit of self-reflection - what are its faults and superstar qualities?
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Could technology be the key to controlling invasive species and protecting coral reef ecosystems?
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10 positive environmental news stories from this month.
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10 positive environmental news stories from February 2024.
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The South Sandwich Islands Trench is one of the ten deepest oceanic trenches in the world. Charlotte O’Neill speaks with expert, Dr Belchier, to learn more about this unique ecosystem and what you’ll find within it.
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A poem by Alex Hopwood
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A photographic series exploring the beauty in soil and comparing this with Regolith on the surface of Mars.
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When thinking of pollinators, your mind will almost always go straight to bees and their close relatives. But which other animals fulfil the same niche?
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How did the creation of the atomic bomb impact our planet, and could invisible particles mark the beginning of a new epoch?
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Bryony Dennison takes us on an otherworldly trip into cenotes - ancient underground complexes of religious, cultural and infrastructural importance to the Mayans and Mexicans - that are currently under threat from modern infrastructural needs.
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Laura Sinclair Willis, CEO of the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the history, topography and unique ecosystem of the South Sandwich islands.
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