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David Mizejewski presents Mambo, a spider monkey, to Conan, highlighting South America's wildlife.
Bill Burr humorously suggests sinking cruise ships to address environmental concerns.
One in five of the world's 2,000 largest publicly listed companies committed to net zero emissions targets as of last year.
John Oliver offers evidence to dispel the myth of climate change in this brief segment.
John Oliver discusses alarming climate change reports and public skepticism in America.
Temperatures in Greenland soared more than 40 degrees above average, causing nearly half of the ice sheet to begin melting during a warm spell.
Tourism in Antarctica harms the environment; consider visiting Alaska instead.
Flula Borg discusses his Flu Anthropy initiative to combat climate change on Conan.
Americans throw away approximately 165 billion dollars worth of food each year, which amounts to about 20 pounds per person every month.
Freight trains transport around 28% of the country's freight and account for only 2% of U.S. transportation emissions.
One out of three Americans lives within 50 miles of high-level nuclear waste, which includes over 71,000 tons stranded at 104 reactors.
If current emission trends continue, the world will exceed critical carbon budget limits in about 20 years, leading to severe climate consequences.
Plastic pollution affects every aspect of modern life, with John Oliver highlighting its environmental impact and the inadequacy of recycling as a solution.
Alaska's Republican candidates for the 2022 midterm elections are analyzed alongside the implications of carbon offsets and their impact on climate change.
A salmon cannon, developed by Woosh Innovations, fires fish through a tube to help them bypass hydroelectric dams in Washington state.
From 2015 to 2020, the number of annual blackouts in the U.S. doubled, raising concerns about the reliability of the power grid.
Reddy Kilowatt, a mascot for over 200 electric companies, has appeared in unsettling advertisements, including one where he tells a housewife not to kill herself.
Iceland kills 160 Fin whales in 2022, violating international whaling regulations aimed at Japan.
In Mongolia's Tsakhir Valley, herders face challenges during the harsh Iron Winter.
Greta Thunberg criticizes world leaders at the UN climate summit, including Trump and Merkel.
Just Stop Oil activists disrupt operations in Essex to protest fossil fuel production.
A major incident is declared in Northern Ireland due to a wildfire in Slieve Donard area.
Helen and her family fight against the Keystone XL pipeline in Nebraska.
Five people are confirmed dead after a volcanic eruption on White Island in New Zealand.
The salmon cannon transports fish over dams at 22 mph, aiding their migration.
A slimy floating mass of yellowish white sea snot threatens Turkey's marine life and fishing industry.
Self-driving trucks equipped with advanced technology are traveling across Europe, forming convoys known as road trains to enhance road safety and efficiency.
Indigo Rumbolo discusses Just Stop Oil's protests and the urgent climate crisis in the UK.
Thousands flee Southern Ukraine after the Kakhovka Dam's destruction threatens lives and homes.
Southern Europe faces a severe heat wave with temperatures surpassing 40 degrees Celsius.
Texas experiences record-breaking cold with temperatures dropping to minus 20 degree centigrade.
Northeast India and Bangladesh are experiencing severe flooding from heavy monsoon rains, displacing millions and causing at least nine fatalities.
Sixty-five runners compete in a 150-mile race through the Amazon rainforest over ten days.
A glacier avalanche in northern India leaves 150 people appeared dead and many missing.
Biodiversity poses a significant economic threat, requiring urgent investment in nature-based solutions.
Thirty short-finned pilot whales strand off the Florida coast, with four confirmed dead.
45,000 gallons of water disappear without a trace, prompting a search for its underground pathway at a site known for mysterious occurrences.
Innovative solutions for a net zero economy emerge in the sustainability space in 2022.
An 8-year-old boy from Gaza returns home after a year of growing food for his family, highlighting the resilience of children in Palestine amidst adversity.
Saint Pete, an elderly polar bear, continues to hunt in Churchill, Manitoba despite his age.
Wealthy countries face scrutiny for their role in climate change and deepening inequality.
Morocco builds the world's largest solar power plant for a greener future and sustainable initiatives.
A sustainable diet requires eating more healthily and reducing red meat and sugar consumption.
A family returns to their Houston home post-Hurricane Harvey, grateful yet heartbroken over their loss.
Betsy Southerland discusses her challenges at the EPA under Scott Pruitt after her July retirement.
A sailing barge with a cargo capacity of 15 tons transports goods from Vermont down the Champlain Canal to New York Harbor.
Ascension Island's hunting ban has led to a resurgence of green sea turtles, highlighting the success of conservation efforts in protecting this species.
A polar bear mom and her cub find a fish carcass near Churchill, Manitoba, after a long migration.
