Propagation of sea-level rise into coastal wetlands The rapid acceleration of GSL rise along the Gulf Coast commenced in 201021, with a rate at the Grand Isle tide gauge between 2009 and 2019 of 10.8 mm yr−1 (Fig. 1B). To validate this rate, we examine the coastal GSL change from reprocessed satellite altimetry data26 covering the period January […]
While the Hereford map depicted Heaven and Hell and was designed to serve as a compendium of the world’s knowledge from a spiritual perspective, Fra Mauro took a scientific approach to his cartography. He declared in his inscriptions that he would “verify the text by practical experience, investigating for many years and frequenting personas worthy […]
As interest in psychedelics has grown, so has interest in ways to end a bad trip. Recent research reveals that people are giving potentially dangerous advice on social media on how to stop a trip that is less than pleasurable. Psychedelics cause changes in a person’s perception of reality. One of the earliest descriptions of […]
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when the phrase “solo travel” was most likely to evoke imagery of Julia Roberts cycling wistfully down a grassy path in Ubud, or of Diane Lane dragging her suitcase toward a Tuscan villa. This cinematic (and perhaps a little idealistic) depiction of what it looks like to […]
A travel firm is looking for “adventure-seekers” to lead tours across the globe – and travel the world for free. Solo adventure travel brand WeRoad is looking for candidates right here in Manchester to be Travel Coordinators. They’re seeking individuals who are passionate about travel and are “enthusiastic for meeting new people and sharing new […]
This cross-curricular collection of videos allows KS1 / 1st Level pupils to learn about different modes of transport and why they are used and to see how transport and travelling have changed over the years. The videos also introduce some key geographical skills – such as using maps and a compass – and feature the […]
Montreal, 14 February 2024 – Airports Council International (ACI) World has published its first bi-annual air travel demand update of 2024, pulling data from over 2,600 airports across more than 180 countries and territories globally. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, global passenger volume was estimated to reach 10.5 billion passengers in 2023, or 119% of the […]
Tourism Australia giving agents who sign up to next month’s roadshows the chance to win one of four trips. The ‘Australia on Tour’ roadshows will visit Edinburgh on 18 March, Newcastle on 19 March, Birmingham on 20 March and Bath on 21 March. As well as the chance to win prizes on the night, one […]
Best for: eating and drinking Texans are famously, some would say notoriously, friendly, and Austin is a city where you’ll never be short of a smile, whether it’s across a shared plate of streetfood, across a grimy dancefloor, or across the water of one of the steamy city’s cherished swimming holes. Dining out is a […]
Taylor Swift took a 12-hour, 5,000-mile flight this weekend from Tokyo, Japan, to Las Vegas, Nevada, to watch Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce win the Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers. It was her latest private jet flight – a travel habit that has gained criticism due to the jet’s inevitable release […]
