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Tim Smedley

  • Journalist, Book Author and Copywriter, Freelance
  • Environmental Writer, BBC
  • Freelance Features Writer, The Times
England
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Environmental writer (BBC, FT, Guardian, etc) & book author. Find me here now: @timsmedley.bsky.social #ClearingTheAir: t.ly/uuf3 #TheLastDrop: t.ly/M73O
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Nepal’s flood has reignited the debate about climate reparations

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By Tim Smedley
| Prospect Magazine Verified
In Langtang, Nepal, a group of locals and glaciologists gathered to mark the demise of the Yala glacier, which had shrunk by 66 per cent since the 1970s; its death—which for a glacier is marked when it no longer flows—was said to be imminent due to global warming. More than 50 people took the high-altitude trek to the site for a Buddhist ceremony and the placing of memorial plaques. This took place on 12th May 2025. Much worse was to come.
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Frostlines by Neil Shea

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By Neil Shea, Emily Cunningham, Tim Smedley
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Picador A breathtaking and epic exploration of the Arctic. - The Sunday Times ‘Magnificent and moving’ - Steve Brusatte ‘Full of wonder and wildlife’ - Annie Worsley, author of Windswept 'There can be few better or more enjoyable ways of learning about the many Arctics' - Daily Mail The Arctic was once a place seemingly frozen in time.
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Call this a hot summer? This phenomenon explains why next year may be worse

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By Tim Smedley
| Prospect Magazine Verified
It’s the photograph of the summer. Maybe of the decade. Maybe of the Anthropocene. In July, as wildfires raged in Bordeaux, a middle-aged couple set up their sun loungers and parasol on the beach at Lake Lacanau. The man’s leg nonchalantly rests on his knee. The woman is seemingly reading her phone, or is it a Kindle, perhaps loaded with this summer’s must-read. A body board, beach bag and sandals lie casually next to them on the sand. People can be seen in the water.
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