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European farms have decreased by roughly a third since 2005, prompting widespread protests from farmers demanding systemic changes to agriculture.
A report from October 6, 2024, reveals that most minerals entering the marketplace are still linked to conflict and exploitation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Groundbreaking technology captures carbon dioxide to produce carbon-neutral fuel, demonstrating potential applications in locations like Beijing and the Sahara Desert.
41 new coal mining blocks covering 470 square kilometers were announced in India in June 2020, displacing local communities and damaging the environment.
Around 4 billion people experience severe water scarcity at least one month a year, while corporations profit from the ongoing crisis.
Half of the world's largest companies have made promises to achieve net zero emissions, yet many lack concrete plans to meet those targets.
Bioplastics are made from materials that reduce fossil fuel use and protect the environment.
Vegan food interest rises as its health benefits and environmental impacts are examined.
One billion people live within 10 kilometers of the coast, facing the threat of rising sea levels that have increased by more than 20 centimeters since 1880.
The Arabian Oryx survives extinction due to conservation efforts in the UAE since the 1970s.
In Tanzania's Ruaha reserve, elephants struggle to survive during extreme drought, competing for scarce resources with hungry lions.
Supermarkets face significant challenges in managing food waste, employing innovative strategies to reduce their environmental impact and improve sustainability.
Every year, heatwaves are happening more frequently, affecting communities worldwide.
A biodiversity survey in Pride Lands reveals essential wildlife data for conservation efforts.
Giant anacondas in the Amazon rainforest exhibit remarkable adaptations that enable their survival during periods of drought and changing environmental conditions.
Monty Halls explores the sounds of the Galapagos ocean in this Channel 4 documentary.
Snowfall in Western New York reached record levels during one of the strongest storms ever recorded, illustrating the effects of El Nino and La Nina.
Europe creates more electronic waste per capita than any other region, prompting Berlin to offer up to 200 euros for residents who repair broken items.
Half of the global population experiences water scarcity during at least some parts of the year, prompting a search for innovative solutions.
Every year, over a million tons of lithium ion batteries are discarded, with only an estimated 5% being recycled, leading to significant waste and environmental harm.
40% of Europe's imported gas came from Russia before the invasion, prompting protests as activists demand a faster shift to clean energy.
The video details the dangers of space debris tracked by the Space Surveillance Network.
India's growing electronic waste crisis prompts innovative solutions through the Right to Repair initiative, aiming to transform its hazardous dump yards into sustainable practices.
Taiwan has a recycling fleet that collects waste five days a week, supported by a national fund that ensures recyclers are financially protected.
Los Angeles is home to thousands of oil wells, many still active and leaking toxic gas, prompting costly cleanup efforts amid ongoing legal battles.
Magnetocaloric cooling technology offers a potential 30% increase in energy efficiency for refrigeration and air conditioning systems, addressing environmental concerns linked to traditional methods.
Seven million deaths each year are attributed to air pollution, yet many megacities are seeing a five percent improvement in air quality.
One gram of healthy soil can contain millions of microbes that are essential for nutrient cycles and overall ecosystem health.
Green economists like Ralph Chami and Adrienne Buller debate the implications of assigning monetary value to nature's services, such as trees and whales, to promote environmental conservation.
Kodiak bears, the largest brown bear subspecies, are shown consuming large amounts of salmon during the spawning season on Kodiak Island in Alaska.
An 8-meter-high mushroom fossil, discovered on the Arabian Peninsula, dates back 500 million years and illustrates the ancient power of fungi.
More than 15,000 container ships sail daily, contributing to noise pollution that threatens thousands of marine species and disrupts their communication and navigation.
In 2021, the EU sourced 40% of its gas from Russia, but one year after the invasion of Ukraine, carbon emissions in Europe shrank by 2.5 percent.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. secretly buys land in Jackson Hole to create a national park.
70,000 liters of water are needed to produce one ton of lithium, raising concerns about the sustainability of current battery technologies.
This video clarifies how scientists calculate climate change and its implications.
In a remote coastal village in Madagascar, local entrepreneur Dini cultivates sea cucumbers to combat overfishing and restore marine ecosystems.
Billions of pads and tampons end up in the environment each year, contributing to significant plastic pollution linked to menstrual product stigma.
Scientists train reef sharks to control the invasive lionfish population in the Atlantic Ocean.
Around 6 million people live in Singapore, a city-state with no natural freshwater resources, which has developed innovative strategies to ensure water security.
Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys adapt to extreme cold with unique physical features.
Lindsey Blake from the University of Sheffield discusses the vital role of soil in food production.
Svalbard has about 1,100 glaciers, which melt in summer, creating rivers of cold fresh water that attract thousands of seabirds and marine life.
The largest elephant ever prepared for a museum weighs approximately 27,000 pounds and was installed at the Smithsonian in 1959 after extensive taxidermy work.
The Brazilian Amazon faces land-grabbing and deforestation issues under Lula's new policies.
Geothermal energy, utilizing technology from the oil and gas industry, offers a sustainable resource while presenting challenges such as earthquake risks from fracking.
Desert elephants consume up to 600 pounds of vegetation daily to survive in the harsh conditions of northwestern Namibia's dry riverbeds.
Luxury lifestyles of billionaires, including private jets and mega-yachts, contribute significantly to carbon emissions and climate change, raising questions about accountability and solutions.
