Wow! What an amazing potential use of drone technology. Could this be one way of accelerating efforts to tackle deforestation?

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If tropical deforestation were a country, it would rank 3rd after China & the US as an emissions source. This emphasises the importance of effective policies to reverse deforestation.

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A short video on ocean ecosystems from the World Economic Forum.

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A hugely positive story here reported in the Guardian about the renewal of coral reefs in southern Belize - a natural resource that was under severe stress because of the fast-growing tourism...

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Here is an in-depth photojournalism report on the unrelenting growth of Lagos. An exceptional resource for geography teachers.

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Here is a review of Hadwin’s Judgement a documentary film about the environmental impact of logging.

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People affected in India, Bangladesh and Nepal.

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The Financial Times visits Kalgoorlie, a town in Western Australia that is home to the Super Pit - a huge operation to mine gold. Is the resource boom over for Australia? Probably not especially...

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Here is the data courtesy of Andy Day's tweet

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Shale gas reserves in the UK have been exaggerated according to a new report. The scale of known reserves of course makes a potentially huge difference to the commercial viability of the fracking...

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Canvey Island in Essex is very low-lying and increasingly prone to flooding - much to the distress of home-owners there. How might this be linked to rising sea levels and Antartica? This short BBC...

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Flash floods leading to fatal mudslides have engulfed residential areas near the capital; Freetown. At least 400 deaths are confirmed, but with thousands of people still missing, this figure is...

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A super 8-minute lesson resource here from BBC Newsnight showcasing the Great Green Wall of Africa.

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A fascinating discovery by a team from Edinburgh University - from research inspired by an undergraduate!

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A fascinating, but disturbing article here in the Guardian describing the reasons for concern over the future of the Tagus River.

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Al Gore's new film is being shown across cinemas and the trailer itself is a powerful call to arms. Despair can be paralysing but there is plenty of optimism too in the Gore message.

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The Atlas of the Sustainable Development Goals contains over 150 data charts on this important topic.

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As climate change leads to rising sea levels, it's no surprise that the human race is exploring ways in which more of us might be able to live on those rising seas!

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Here is an OECD report on strategies to help cities become inequality traps. Household incomes are on average 18% higher in cities than elsewhere but not all cities in advanced countries have...

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A link here to a comprehensive background article on the causes and effects of desertification.

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