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Fracking has contaminated drinking water and harmed health in communities across the U.S., prompting grassroots movements and support from activists like Mark Ruffalo.
In 1871, the Great Fire of Chicago devastated the city, followed by another major fire in 1934, while southern India faced catastrophic flooding in 1921 and 2015.
A massive surge barrier with 78 floating gates is under construction to protect Venice from the Acqua Alta phenomenon and rising sea levels.
Three-quarters of Canada's mineral production comes from mines in the Canadian Shield, where the history of resource extraction is often overlooked.
In the 2020-2021 big wave season, renowned surfers tackle some of the world's most famous big wave spots, showcasing their skills and resilience.
Freediver Frederic Buyle and marine biologist Professor Serge Planes study the coral reefs of Moorea, French Polynesia, documenting marine species and conservation challenges.
Kirk Hanna, a visionary cattleman and eco-cowboy, fought to protect Colorado's ranching heritage while facing family conflict and environmental threats.
In Los Angeles, the Solar Decathlon showcases innovative solar homes at a former military airport, attracting 300,000 visitors to explore sustainable construction.
Changing Ocean Asia highlights urban challenges and solutions in Singapore's sinking cities.
Mark Moffett describes finding an entire ecosystem within an acorn, revealing the complex interactions of life that often go unnoticed in nature.
Vienna's residents consume around 370,000 cubic metres of water daily, sourced entirely from alpine springs rather than the nearby River Danube.
The Great Jiangsu Flood in China in 1931 and the Great Cyclone Disaster of 1896 in St. Louis are examined as two of history's deadliest natural disasters.
Underwater photographer Brian Skerry has spent over 10 years with National Geographic, capturing images that reveal the threats facing the world's oceans.
One bluefin tuna can sell for more than $100,000, reflecting the high demand and significant impact of sushi on global fish stocks.
On May 20, 2013, an EF5 tornado devastated Moore, Oklahoma, claiming 24 lives and causing $2 billion in damages, while a 2009 flood in Istanbul resulted in mass casualties and destruction.
Oceans, covering 71% of the Earth's surface, are home to diverse life forms, from massive whales to tiny crustaceans, revealing their ecological significance.
Lake Manyara National Park spans 330 square kilometers, with the lake itself covering 390 square kilometers and supporting a variety of ecosystems.
Asian carp, originally introduced to America for pond maintenance, now threaten the Mississippi River ecosystem and the Great Lakes through their invasive spread.
The current mass extinction event, the largest since the dinosaurs, threatens over 1.5 million species by 2030, necessitating drastic lifestyle changes to halt it.
315 meters long and weighing 80,000 tons, the Meraviglia is built to accommodate over 7,000 passengers and features advanced environmental technology.
Rachel Ruffle's attempt to construct a windfarm with 120-meter-high turbines in Devon highlights the tensions within a divided community over renewable energy.
Ny-Ålesund, a unique Arctic research community, faces alarming climate change impacts while striving to transition from coal to renewable energy sources.
Albania, shaped by a history of war and isolation, showcases its rich cultural diversity and stunning landscapes, from pristine coastlines to vibrant highlands.
In the 1970s, scientists in Iceland realized they had harnessed only a tiny fraction of the country's geothermal energy potential.
The Iberian Peninsula, once a small continent, formed through the Alpine orogeny, creating diverse ecosystems and landscapes that connect Europe and Africa.
The River Clutha in Scotland showcases its diverse ecosystems and the impact of human activity on its natural environment.
Mongolia's nomadic communities face challenges as they strive to protect the Taiga's biodiversity from illegal exploitation while adapting to new conservation efforts.
In Grand Cayman and the Yucatan Peninsula, Jonathan Bird and his team explore underwater environments, encountering diverse marine life like groupers and brittle stars.
Gardens by the Bay will cover close to 11 million square feet of prime real estate in Singapore, featuring 18 super trees up to 50 meters high.
New Zealand, a remnant of a sunken prehistoric continent, showcases vibrant vegetation and stunning landscapes through the eyes of its unique inhabitants.
Plastic and electronic waste threaten our health and environment, prompting global recycling efforts.
In the diverse landscapes of Africa, gazelles, lions, hippos, rhinos, elephants, gorillas, and giraffes face daily challenges in their fight for survival.
In the African wild, fierce encounters unfold as wild dogs, hyenas, and lions engage in brutal battles for survival and dominance.
Australia's diverse landscapes feature pearl farming in the Buccaneer Archipelago, the arid expanse of Mount Dare Station, and the rich traditions of Arnhem Land's inhabitants.
Ocean Key undergoes a $200M transformation from a deserted sand mine into a luxury resort, focusing on coral reef protection and achieving Marine Reserve status.
Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland, serves as a vital sanctuary for diverse wildlife, thriving despite increasing environmental threats.
Oman's underwater wonders feature zebra sharks and rare marine life, while Jonathan Bird explores goosefish in New England and coral restoration in the Caribbean.
Around 800 brown bears inhabit the Tatra Mountains, where they often come into conflict with local sheep farmers.
This full documentary highlights Alaska's vast landscapes and unique regions in America.
There are only 22,000 African penguins left in the world, a decline from over a million a century ago, raising concerns about their survival.
Sulawesi's illegal wildlife trade, driven by local consumption of bush meat, threatens the island's unique ecosystems and contributes to the decline of its exotic species.
In Erindi Game Reserve, Namibia, wildlife expert Steve Leonard explores the diverse ecosystems and behaviors of birds and elephants.
San Francisco's earthquakes in 1906 and 1989 parallel Israel's locust plagues in 1915 and 2013, highlighting the recurrence of natural disasters.
Actor Robson Green searches for unique fish species in Mozambique as an extreme fisherman.
In stunning 4K, breathtaking landscapes and hidden natural wonders from around the globe are showcased, revealing Earth's most visually striking locations.
The Guadalquivir River in southern Spain supports diverse wildlife, including red deer and foxes, while highlighting global conservation challenges for species like giraffes and elephants.
Only three boats have permits to observe humpback whales during the breeding and calving season at Silver Bank off the coast of the Dominican Republic.
Doñana National Park in Andalusia, Spain, features diverse ecosystems and migratory birds.
