Here is our second #geography superhero for #SuperHeroDay! This is the inspirational freelance writer and founder of Black Geographers, Francisca Rockey.
Go to https://t.co/invU0td0bl to learn more #geographystudent
The #Geography team recently enjoyed discussing the arguments Tim Marshall makes on the power of geography and #geopolitics. Have a listen to this podcast and share your opinions on his ideas
https://t.co/0wJdVwOE3m
What is El Niño and how can it affect development? This week’s animation covers how El Niño can change weather patterns leading to droughts, changes in trade and exacerbating natural hazards #geographyathome https://t.co/bnj3Goegql
Good morning geographers, do remember to check our News roundup every month for our recommended list of #geography reads.
Plenty of extra reading and extension tasks #geographystudent 👉 https://t.co/BwlX7YBYEx
Lots of ideas in this garden DIY article 'how to create an air quality garden' 🌱 from growing vertical walls of honeysuckle to planting asters and Cotoneaster franchetii https://t.co/jyOhwiyl6T
Here’s an interesting podcast episode based on something we explored in #ESS recently - 'Seaspiracy'. Would you stop eating animals to change the world? #GlobalGoals
https://t.co/cgwYbDho1f
A helpful Al Jazeera article explaining the surge in India’s pollution in 500 words — as air quality descends to ‘near emergency levels’ #India#climatechange#pollution https://t.co/osMew2CDq9
Starting soon: Sir David Attenborough delivers speech shaped by your comments demanding more #ClimateAction at UN Climate Conference #COP24. #TakeYourSeat & watch live on @facebook: https://t.co/IKJq0LfmOL
We see the problem.
We know the science.
We have the solutions.
UN Climate Conference #COP24 kicks off Monday in Katowice, Poland to finalize #ParisAgreement implementation guidelines on #ClimateAction. https://t.co/totxzehq3C
The results of the @BISHCMC Geography Photography Competition are in: congratulations go to Lo Lo and Jane who were among 60 global shortlisted entries! @NAEducation@NAEGC@UNICEF#SDGs#SDG16#Geography https://t.co/asD2jnBHWL
Why is @BISHCMC closed today?
With wind speeds of 120km/hour as Typhoon #Usagi made landfall, it quickly lost energy and was downgraded back to a Tropical Storm as the wind speeds fell to 85km/h.
Take a look at this and find out more about the impacts:
https://t.co/w2tn3m3TPX