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Google Earth shows the unprecedented devastation in Gaza, illustrating the scale of the wreckage

Kit Marie chats with scientist and European Space Agency reserve astronaut Dr Meganne Christian about a life and career shaped by movement, exploration and scientific curiosity. Meganne shares her ex

My #CoffeeGeogPod chat with Dr Claire Brown highlighted the importance of adapting UK housing for climate change, focusing on thermal comfort during heat waves. We discuss social issues such as the insulation and shading choices available to private homeowners versus social housing tenants. Retrofitting existing homes and incorporating solar shading into building regulations are pivotal for future-proofing structures and ensuring health and safety.

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Kit Marie chats with Tyndall Centre colleague Claire Brown about social housing, overheating, thermal comfort and how UK homes need to adapt to a changing climate. Claire explains why climate-resilie

We need to capture the memories of the eldest members of our communities if we want to restore ecological abundance to the UK

TL;DR they are calling for radical transformation of our society.

Children’s climate concerns aren’t simply learnt from adults – they’re also shaped by what they experience for themselves

My first RGS-IBG Annual International Conference took me from Fenland weather heritage and flood resilience to cyborgs, climate humour and the geographies of outer space, while raising new questions about inequality, knowledge and what it means to create more just places.

Polanski is confident of taking seat vacated by Keir Starmer, but says he will stay on as Green party leader even if he loses

Children’s climate concerns aren’t simply learnt from adults – they’re also shaped by what they experience for themselves

When millions of phones sounded with a wildfire Emergency Alert last month, concern was not hysteria. My latest article for East Anglia Bylines explores why children's climate concerns cannot simply be blamed on schools, parents or social media, and how events such as the Dunwich Heath wildfire shape young people's understanding of climate risk through lived experience.

The Greens took action to protect trans people. Now the party is facing legal action – so we’re defending them in court

A reflection on the devastating Nepal-Tibet floods, the emerging evidence of an ice-and-rock avalanche, and the difficulty of discussing climate change before formal attribution is possible. Alista…