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Child labor, hazardous working conditions, and environmental degradation in smartphone production are highlighted through the practices of companies like Samsung and Huawei.
Four rhinos die daily in South Africa due to poaching and mafia networks targeting them.
In Italy, the camorra's illegal toxic waste trafficking has led to severe environmental damage and increased child cancer rates in affected regions.
Mangroves in Brazil's tropical coasts face threats from the shrimp industry today.
China's ambitions in the Arctic rise as global warming opens new opportunities.
A family spent 36 hours sheltering on a fishing boat as bushfires ravaged Mallacoota, forcing many to evacuate their homes by air.
By 2050, rising sea levels threaten to submerge 30% of Bangladesh, displacing millions and forcing many, like tricycle driver Korban Ali, to seek survival in Dhaka.
More than 87,000 fires were recorded in the Amazon in the first eight months of 2019, a 76% increase from the previous year.
97% of the world's supply of rare earths is mined in China, which has become the dominant player in this critical market for modern technology.
Air pollution in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, often reaches levels close to 900 PM 2.5, more than 35 times the World Health Organization's safe limit.
Fossil fuel dependence poses a significant national security threat, prompting the U.S. military to lead the transition to clean energy for enhanced energy security.
Only 5,000 rhinos remain in Africa, as conservation efforts often lead to the displacement of local communities for the benefit of wildlife tourism.
Johannesburg faces severe pollution from uranium waste near residential areas, as shown by Martin Boudot.
Three experts discuss how the COVID-19 outbreak began in a wildlife market in China and its impact on human health and wildlife conservation.
The People’s Climate March, featuring voices like James Hansen and Naomi Klein, highlights the urgent climate crisis and the political failures to address it.
Nearly 600,000 square meters of asbestos waste sit in the largest asbestos dump in India, posing ongoing health risks to workers and residents.
Cape Verde faces severe drought and economic inequality as tourism flourishes, with locals resorting to dangerous sand theft for survival amid a water crisis.
The Colombian Army fights illegal gold mining to protect biodiversity and restore order.
In 2017, major natural disasters including hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, as well as a devastating earthquake in Mexico, caused unprecedented damage worldwide.
Malaika Vaz goes undercover in 2018, posing as a fish trader to investigate the illegal manta ray black market across India, China, and Nepal.
11 million cars were implicated in Dieselgate, revealing that Volkswagen and other manufacturers manipulated emissions tests to meet regulations.
In Indonesian waters, illegal fishing by organized crime threatens marine life, prompting the government to destroy over 200 pirate ships as a countermeasure.
In Mozambique's Coutada 11, wildlife investigator Ivan Carter tracks and captures poachers involved in a large-scale commercial bushmeat operation.
Indonesia's Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Susi Pudjiastuti, employs a controversial strategy of sinking illegal fishing vessels to combat rampant fish piracy in its waters.
Niger's Areva mine produces uranium, endangering Arlit's residents and wildlife.
Over 80 million tons of methane are released annually from the oil and gas industry, highlighting negligence and profit-driven practices in extraction processes.
Jordan's tourism industry, vital for its economy, faces challenges from water scarcity and geopolitical tensions, particularly following the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Malta faces a severe water crisis as agriculture expert Malcolm Borg advocates for indigenous plants and efficient water use amid increasing population and tourism pressures.
A climate activist and a coal worker debate Germany's approach to climate change issues.
In the Sahara, 165,000 Sahrawis endure life in refugee camps under extreme conditions, while Greenland faces rapid ice melt threatening its Inuit population.
98% of intelligence reports indicate that climate change significantly increases the risk of conflict and instability in various regions worldwide.
Residents in Cape Town queue for hours to collect 50 liters of water, as a severe water shortage has persisted for two years in the Western Cape.
Johannesburg is identified as the world's most contaminated city due to uranium waste from approximately 600 abandoned mines affecting local communities.
Sea levels are rising by up to 3.6 mm per year, threatening coastal cities and island nations with displacement and flooding.
In Norway, remote communities grapple with the contentious debate over wolf population management, pitting hunters against environmentalists amid rising tensions.
In Accra's Agbogbloshie, Reggie Yates examines the hazardous impact of electronic waste on local communities and the environment.
In 2016, a series of severe weather-related natural disasters, including droughts, wildfires, and hurricanes, highlighted the increasing impact of climate change globally.
During the length of the film, nearly 13 million plastic bottles will have been sold by the Coca-Cola group throughout the world.
Ocean grabbing highlights the privatization of marine resources, revealing how laws impact local communities and the role of the EU and US in global ocean governance.
Öland faces a crisis as moose calves die shortly after birth, prompting expert investigation.
At 's Future of Food forum in 2014, experts including José Andrés and Jerry Glover discussed strategies for sustainable food systems to support a global population projected to exceed nine billion by 2050.
In France and Spain, firefighters confront unprecedented wildfires as European leaders warn of escalating challenges amid climate change impacts.
In Lombok, Indonesia, informal gold miners use mercury for extraction, leading to severe health risks and environmental damage fueled by crime and corruption.
The European eel, threatened with extinction, is at the center of a multi-billion-dollar illegal trade controlled by organized crime networks spanning from Europe to China.
Global CO2 concentration reached 415 parts per million, prompting urgent discussions on the role of nuclear energy in reducing emissions and preventing climate change.
Iowa has the nation's fastest growing cancer rate, which some residents link to rising nitrogen levels in farm runoff contaminating local water sources.
Extreme weather events in the United States are becoming more severe, with storms growing stronger and droughts leading to water scarcity.
More than 20 homes were burnt to ashes during catastrophic bushfires in Queensland, as communities oppose the proposed Carmichael Coal Mine.
