National Geographic

Two thirds of everything we take from the Earth is wasted. It doesn’t have to be that way. Can we save the planet by reusing all the stuff we make? A special report travels the world in search of circular-shaped solutions to energy, machines, food and more.

Also in the March 2020 edition of National Geographic:

Surviving Boko Haram 276 schoolgirls were abducted from Chibok, Nigeria. Many are still missing. Some came home. 
The secrets of bees the complex life of a species we rely on.
Art from Agar once an ingredient, then a medium for bacteria, now a canvas for a new culture of expression.
Bikepacking the west it’s backpacking on wheels, and this trail was born for it.
 

Plus 

Japanese macaques | Female explorers | Mudskippers | Ice bubble tales 

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