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2 weeks ago |
geographical.co.uk | Bryony Cottam
One Saturday in April, residents from 36 villages of the Shushica Valley in southern Albania gathered to protest against the Himara Aqueduct project.
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3 weeks ago |
geographical.co.uk | Bryony Cottam
By The new documentary Ocean with David Attenborough has ignited public concern over the destructive practice of bottom trawling within the UK’s marine protected areas (MPAs). The film’s unprecedented footage of seabed devastation has coincided with a new poll revealing that 75 per cent of the British public supports a ban within these supposedly safe havens for marine life.
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1 month ago |
geographical.co.uk | Bryony Cottam
By We understand how earthquakes happen, but predicting when a seismic event will occur remains a major challenge for scientists. Factors that play a role include rock strength and the presence of faults or weak layers in the rock succession. Recently, researchers have been investigating other, more subtle factors – from lunar cycles and weather to a surprising new possibility: the influence of solar heat.
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1 month ago |
geographical.co.uk | Bryony Cottam
By In March, the UK’s chief veterinary officer confirmed that the world’s first known case of avian influenza (H5N1) infecting a sheep had occurred on a farm in Yorkshire. While this isn’t the first instance of bird flu in livestock – the disease has spread so rapidly through dairy farms in California that US farmers are calling it ‘Covid for cows’ – this latest case highlights the growing threat the virus poses to a wider range of species, including humans.
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1 month ago |
geographical.co.uk | Bryony Cottam
By Recent firings and funding cuts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the USA’s leading weather and climate research agency, are causing concern across the globe.
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