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Botswana has as many elephants as it does people, which can lead to conflict where they both live in close quarters. Can a solution as simple as a bus help?

The UK has made little progress decarbonising heating, but a significant source lies freely available under the feet of a quarter of the population

Some 200 places around the world have now achieved Dark Sky status. Frankie Adkins explores the benefits nights with out light pollution can bring.

Mining fuels the modern world, but it also causes vast environmental damage. What would happen if we tried to do without it?

In Northern India, a concoction of seven different fungi could help to thin the smog that pervades the capital city with the worst air pollution in the world.

When a pristine Caribbean mangrove was decimated by a tourism project, locals on Union Island found a way restore it to its former glory

As gas prices hit record highs, one renewable alternative to fossil fuel gas comes from food waste, farm sludge and sewage.

Geographical Magazine Heat from beneath: how the UK could heat homes from old coal mines Written by  Catherine Early This chimney in Abersychan, Pontypool, South Wales, is the last remaining sign of the coal mine that once operated here. Such sites can play host to reserves of warm water below SHUTTERSTOCK/ steved_np3 06 May 2021 The UK has made little progress decarbonising heating, but a significant source lies freely availabl...