@GeogReview

The magazine for A-level Geography edited @GeographyUOM by Noel Castree, Martin Evans, Fiona Smyth, Jamie Woodward

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Geography Today 2/2 The new title is available to schools members of the RGS. The magazine will be digital first via an app with print also available. This will make great A level content available to more students and teachers at lower cost. rgs.org/schools/geography-to…

Geography Today | Publication for students and teachers

Explore Geography Today, a curriculum-relevant publication with case studies and real-world examples from expert geographers.

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Geography Today 1/2 A while since Geography Review posted but we have important news to share. GR is relaunching under a new title rgs.org/schools/geography-to… with the support of the Royal Geographical Society

Geography Today | Publication for students and teachers

Explore Geography Today, a curriculum-relevant publication with case studies and real-world examples from expert geographers.

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PAMIR TIMES
@pamirtimes27 Jul 2022
Scary footages of flash flood in Uchar Nallah in #Kohistan #flashflood #ClimateEmergency #ClimateAction #climatechange
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Changing (coastal) places #geographyteacher theguardian.com/artanddesign…

Life on the edge: Land loss on England’s east coast – a photo essay

Max Miechowski took a road trip to see the people and places experiencing coastal erosion, where buildings and cliffs are swept away by the remorseless tides of the sea

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Here’s a topical centrespread you can download and print as a poster from @GeogReview: Liverpool and UNESCO World Heritage status. @GeographyUOM @Jamie_Woodward_ tinyurl.com/558vc59x @HodderSchools @HodderGeography
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Remains of woolly mammoth, bison, woolly rhinoceros, wolf and hyena uncovered on Devon building site #IceAgeBritain #megafauna theguardian.com/science/2022…

Remains of woolly mammoth found on Devon building site

Bones of ice age mammoth, bison, rhinoceros, wolf and hyena uncovered by digger on outskirts of Plymouth

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Flowers arriving a month early in UK as climate heats up theguardian.com/environment/…

Flowers arriving a month early in UK as climate heats up

Plants now bloom in mid-April on average, with scientists warning of mismatches with insects and birds

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Russia gives Arctic land to citizens themoscowtimes.com/2022/02/0…

Russia Gives Away Free Arctic Land to Citizens

Russian citizens can now claim one free hectare of land in its Arctic zone as the government seeks to expand its development of the fast-warming region, the Rossiyskaya Gazeta newspaper reported...

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Lots of great articles in the latest @GeogReview to support CCEA Geography specification AS3, AS2, A2D #geographyteacher #NIGeoGang #NIGeogMeet
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Via earthquakes and sea-level rise, climate change is increasing tsunami risk theprint.in/world/through-ea…

Through earthquakes and sea-level rise, climate change is increasing risk of tsunamis

Climate change doesn’t just affect the atmosphere and oceans, it affects the Earth’s crust as well.

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The Economist
@TheEconomist29 Jan 2022
Russia and Ukraine together export about 29% of the world’s wheat, and a big chunk of Ukrainian cultivation takes place in the regions that are most exposed to invasion econ.st/3Ha78De
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Scientific American
@sciam28 Jan 2022
What is a bomb cyclone? An atmospheric scientist explains: bit.ly/3r9hbTx
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Yale Environment 360@YaleE36024 Jan 2022
The campaign to preserve half the Earth’s surface has been criticized for failing to take account of human needs. But such protection is essential for creating a world that can improve the lives of the disadvantaged, an op-ed argues. e360.yale.edu/features/prote…

Protecting Earth: If ‘Nature Needs Half,’ What Do People Need?

The campaign to preserve half the Earth’s surface is being criticized for failing to take account of global inequality and human needs. But such protection is essential not just for nature, but also...

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Yale Environment 360@YaleE36025 Jan 2022
With parts of Europe still recovering from last summer’s devastating floods, @ecb is gauging how banks would cope if flood-prone real estate were suddenly to lose nearly half of its value. Read more @YaleE360: e360.yale.edu/digest/in-the-…
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The Economist
@TheEconomist28 Jan 2022
All species of rhinoceros are in trouble, as poachers kill them to take their horns. But Sumatran rhinos are in extremis econ.st/3IIUag9
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What causes the high concentrations of microplastics found in riverbeds? Professor Jamie Woodward explains below 👇 📖 Our Water Quality in Rivers report is out now, read it at bit.ly/3fkCOJQ 🔍 #EACRivers #SaveOurRivers #CleanItUp #RiverPollution

Water Quality in Rivers - Environmental Audit Committee

Professor Jamie Woodward explains that untreated sewage discharged from storm overflows during dry weather may be one of the main sources of the high concentrations of microplastics in riverbeds.

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"The greening of the northern high latitudes is one of the most significant large-scale ecological responses to global climate change." #ArcticEcology 🌲🌲🌲global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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In northern Norway, trees are rapidly taking over the tundra and threatening an ancient way of life that depends on snow and ice #ArcticGreening theguardian.com/news/2022/ja…

‘The treeline is out of control’: how the climate crisis is turning the Arctic green

The long read: In northern Norway, trees are rapidly taking over the tundra and threatening an ancient way of life that depends on snow and ice

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BBC News (UK)
@BBCNews19 Jan 2022
Seven water companies in England and Wales dumped untreated sewage into rivers and the sea more than 3,000 times between 2017 and 2021 bbc.in/3qFiFoe
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