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Reflections on “sublime encounters” with the media

By Amy Donovan, University of Cambridge In December 2018, I published a paper in Geo: Geography and Environment, entitled “Sublime … More

material geographies, media, press, sublime encounters, volcano tourism

Site-specific modulators control human responses to their local environment

Analysis of human-induced land-use changes, resulting in land cover patterns and understanding of its drivers, is hardly a new field … More

Anthropocene, land cover, land use, site-specific modulators

Improving Learning and Applying GIS in Interdisciplinary Research

I guess I’m not alone in either struggling with GIS (Geographic Information System) technologies, or seeing colleagues struggle to effectively … More

GIS, Interdisciplinarity, Learning

Global environmental images: history, politics, culture

We are happy to announce the publication of a special issue on global environmental images in the Open Collections of … More

Remediating the inequalities of geographic knowledge production through ‘chromatographical’ visualizations

There has been significant academic coverage of the inequitable power dynamics of geographic knowledge production (c.f. Simonsen 2004; Ferenčuhová 2016).   … More

academia, geographies of knowledge, Publishing, visuals

The place of data papers: Producing data for geography and the geography of data production

Geo: Geography and Environment recently published two papers on data practices in the geography. It is an accident they were … More

data paper, open data, spatial distribution of value

Joining Up Divided Data: The TEMPEST Database

We were very pleased to launch TEMPEST – our database of historical weather events – at this year’s RGS-IBG Annual … More

archives, Climate, data paper, open data, weather

Revisiting the effects of climate change on salamander body size: the role of natural history collections

Our recent paper, The relationship between climate and adult body size in redback salamanders (Plethodon cinereus), found that salamanders were larger … More

Climate, climate change, Ecology, natural history

Multiple stressors and ecological surprises

The expanding global human population, now about 7.5 billion, is increasing the pressure that we as a species put on … More

Ecology, ecosystem services, environmental change, fieldwork, policy

Opening-up (to) the politics of Anthropocene science

A group of scientists working for the International Commission on Stratigraphy recently recommended that the start of the Anthropocene epoch, … More

Anthropocene, Disciplines, Science and society

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