The world's glaciers are melting faster than we thought, new research shows
Glaciers have survived through a delicate balance of gain and loss. A new study shows just how much the scale has tipped.
Urban areas are getting hotter. A startup from one of the world’s hottest cities wants to help
Climate change is impacting urban areas especially hard, but FortyGuard believes data can help efforts to cool cities down.
Charge around the globe: Pushing the new boundaries of driving
Inspired by a remarkable journey a century ago, Ford challenged Lexie Limitless to become the first person to drive around ...
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A Scientist Says That, Actually, Earth Might Have Six Continents
While rewriting elementary school geography books isn’t likely, this new insight is a surprising example of how plates don’t divide as neatly as we might think. The facts we learn in elementary school ...
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The World’s Richest Man in the First Half of the 19th Century Was a Chinese Merchant Who Lent Money to American Millionaires
If we asked who the wealthiest person in the world was in the first half of the 19th century, many would likely think of ...
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One Piece: Elbaf's Geography, Explained
This might just be one of the most incredible-looking countries in the world of One Piece, but it isn't the look of this country that amazes the fans. The fact is that the geography of Elbaf plays a ...
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First Map of Known World Created by Ancient Greek Anaximander
The ancient Greek thinker Anaximander lent his prodigious talents to pre-Socratic Greek philosophy, geography, geometry, and cosmology.
Pub quiz: Test your general knowledge with 20 challenging questions - November 15
Well done, you've survived another working week and what better way to celebrate than with a pub quiz. The ECHO's Friday pub ...
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This year’s best nature books
The book, which draws from Heap’s experiences on BBC’s Countryfile, blends real-world advice and innovative tales—like ...