The world as you’ve never seen it before II
This is what 9.07 billion people looks like, the prediction for 2050. In this brave new world 62% of the population will live in Africa, Southern and Eastern Asia. Notice Russia, South America and Australia as they shrink in comparison.
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Spur of the moment sponsorship
I’ve been extremely lucky to be sponsored by a number of great organisations. Without them, I wouldn’t have had the experiences I’ve had, and I probably wouldn’t be writing this article..
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Big Dilemmas
Universities, with their students from all backgrounds and of all opinions, have always had healthy and lively debate. Fortunately researchers at the University of Exeter..
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B.S.E.S.
The British Schools Exploring Society, is a youth development charity, based at the Royal Geographical Society, London.
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Fieldwork: Science in the Arctic
Dr. Ceri Lewis is a scientist based at the University of Exeter. Having wanted to be a marine biologist since she was 14, Ceri now finds herself preparing for her second expedition to the arctic as a biologist with the Catlin Arctic Survey.
Read More →The world as you’ve never seen it before I
In the last decade of the 20th century, it was estimated that 1.33 million km2 of forest was lost. Worldmapper manipulates that map of the world that we are all used to, reflecting the subject of interest.
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Essential literature for World Changers
Someone once told me, that the sole reason for the success of our modern civilisation as we know it, was the advent of the printing press. Now I’m not a historian so I can’t really comment, my housemate is, but he’s not sure either..
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A-level results day…
A-level results day was going to be etched on my mind for years to come, I knew that months before..
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Madagascar
Madagascar is the world’s 4th largest island; it is also the 4th poorest country, with almost 70% of the population under the international poverty line of $1.25 a day..
Read More →Winter miles, Summer smiles…
After many long hours pounding the pavements or pedal pumping on the road bike, I expect whoever came up with this little rhyme was rather pleased.
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