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With companies attempting to get permits to mine in the Pacific, is it possible that such devastating activities will be given the green light?

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Andrew Brooks reviews Checkpoint 300, a sobering insight into the main crossing between Bethlehem and Jerusalem ...

The UK has experienced a deluge of rain in January and February – but why exactly is such inclement weather persisting?

A variety of physical geography questions await — from rivers and coasts to glaciers and tectonics.

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Artificial intelligence promises to expand our intellectual reach, but we risk weakening the brain’s hard-won capacity to ...

Andrew Brooks is a regular columnist and book reviewer for Geographical. He is a reader in uneven development and deputy head of the geography department at King’s College London. Read on to find out ...