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Over 750 deaths have been reported due to extreme weather events linked to climate change, prompting urgent calls for action against fossil fuel dependency.
Saúl Luciano LLiuya, a farmer in the Andes, sues German energy giant RWE for its significant carbon emissions impacting Peru's environment.
In Mozambique, 30,000 African elephants are killed annually for their ivory, fueling a $15 billion global black market that exploits legal loopholes in Europe.
Kesha discusses her experiences diving with hammerhead sharks in the Galapagos and her commitment to shark conservation during a podcast with Luke Tipple.
Shawn Heinrichs discusses how shark populations have dropped by over 70% in the last 50 years due to human actions and environmental changes.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream with Dr. Melissa Lott to discuss achieving a zero carbon footprint in coffee production.
Big gold mines in Montana and British Columbia face opposition from local communities and investigators exposing pollution, corruption, and market manipulation.
Global CO2 emissions from transport account for nearly a quarter of all emissions, raising concerns about climate action and sustainability efforts.
Every single family in a featured tribe suffers from cancers and cardiovascular diseases linked to environmental pollution.
Small-scale gold mining in Henan Province, China, Madre de Dios, Peru, and the eastern hills of the Congo highlights exploitation by criminals and environmental pollution.
More than 90% of gold's origin remains uncertain, contributing to environmental pollution and human rights abuses in the Amazon.
The illegal trade in ivory and rhino horn fuels a billion-dollar criminal network, threatening African elephants and rhinos while antique markets in the UK contribute to poaching.
Extensive solar farm development in Andalucía raises concerns among local residents and activists about environmental and social implications of renewable energy production.
Coffee production in Europe faces significant threats from climate change, with up to 50% of plantations at risk by 2050, prompting innovative farming solutions.
In a near-future Lebanon, the Badri family's idyllic mountain home is threatened by a government landfill project, exposing deep familial tensions and environmental concerns.
Brazil's agricultural sector faces serious health risks from pesticides banned in the European Union, highlighting contradictions in EU export policies.
In August 2025, wildfires devastated northern Chios, leaving residents feeling abandoned by authorities as they grapple with the aftermath of the destruction.
In the Amazon, Indigenous activists face violence and intimidation from gangs and illegal businesses seeking to exploit their ancestral lands for gold and oil.
Catastrophic flooding in Valencia on 29 October 2024 resulted in over 220 fatalities, exposing flaws in warning systems and community preparedness.
The Sasak people protest against tourism development threatening their Mandalika homeland.
A proposed Shell Canada sour gas well in Alberta raises concerns over a potential hydrogen sulphide leak as mediation talks with locals collapse.
In Accra, Ghana, thousands of people work on the Agbogbloshie electronic waste dump, facing pollution and danger while scavenging valuable metals from discarded electronics.
Valencia's Fallas festival, celebrated every March, showcases elaborate sculptures and fireworks while raising concerns about air pollution and waste management.
In Accra's Agbogbloshie, one of the world's largest e-waste dumps, Reggie Yates experiences the harsh realities faced by the "burner boys" who work there.
President Carter's 1977 address to Congress on the energy crisis is analyzed through expert discussions on conservation, coal conversion, and alternative energy sources.
Grindavik, a port town in Iceland, faced evacuation in November 2023 due to volcanic threats, impacting residents' lives and homes significantly.
Privatized water companies in England, including Thames Water and Southern Water, discharge untreated sewage into Whitstable's waters, prompting local protests and environmental concerns.
Construction of a spaceport on North Uist in the Outer Hebrides sparks a debate among residents over economic benefits and environmental concerns.
Five justices of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2007 that the EPA must regulate greenhouse gases, marking a significant shift in environmental law.
In 2015, record-breaking natural disasters, including cyclones, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes, resulted in 20,000 deaths and over $42 billion in damages.
Agbogbloshie, Ghana, serves as a toxic dumping ground for global electronic waste, highlighting the failures of manufacturers and policymakers in addressing e-waste disposal.
As pollution, overfishing, and climate change suffocate the Sea of Marmara, urgent questions arise about its survival.
Climate change initiatives, backed by $100 billion annually, are scrutinized for their effectiveness as destructive mega projects threaten ecosystems and livelihoods.
In celebration of the National Park Service's 100th Anniversary, Julia Washburn leads a discussion on the significance of national parks with expert panelists.
Extreme heat and drought in Czechia and southern Germany threaten hop production, raising concerns about beer's future as a luxury product in Europe.
For every barrel of oil produced in the Permian Basin, three to five barrels of toxic wastewater are generated, contributing to environmental hazards.
Rising cyclist numbers in Amsterdam and Berlin raise concerns about pedestrian safety, as accidents increase and traffic regulations are often ignored.
In Norfolk, Virginia, the U.S. military implements strategies to combat climate change-induced flooding and protect critical infrastructure.
In Africa, Asia, and South America, climate change is transforming fertile land into desert, depleting fish stocks, and displacing millions into climate refugees.
Santorini faces ongoing seismic threats as a series of earthquakes since January 2025 prompts evacuations and challenges for residents and tourists alike.
30 to 60 mph winds with gusts up to 80 mph are expected during one of Southern California's worst fire seasons on record.
Heatwaves and declining rainfall are exacerbating groundwater depletion, necessitating a more sustainable approach to water use across households, industries, and agriculture.
Cobalt, primarily sourced from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is linked to severe environmental degradation and human rights abuses, including child labor and corruption.
Last Generation activists in Germany employ disruptive tactics, such as gluing themselves to roads and throwing food at artworks, to raise awareness about climate change.
In Africa, Asia, and South America, climate change is severely impacting the lives and livelihoods of millions, as highlighted through personal accounts and expert insights.
From the West Bank to Ukraine, the battle for fresh water reveals the harsh realities of conflict and survival.
Agbogbloshie, Ghana, serves as a toxic dumping ground for global e-waste, where scavengers face hazardous conditions while providing essential recycling services.
Mosquito-borne diseases, including drug-resistant malaria in Thailand and dengue outbreaks in Singapore, pose significant global health threats that experts are actively combating.
