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Father Marco Arana, a prominent environmental activist in Peru, faces violent retaliation from the Yanacocha mine as he fights against corporate exploitation and intimidation.
Worsening wildfires in California and Hawaii are causing unprecedented devastation, prompting communities to seek innovative solutions and adapt to the escalating threat.
Climate change and increased global mobility have allowed virus-carrying mosquitos to spread tropical diseases like chikungunya and West Nile virus across Europe.
Concerns about the environmental and financial impacts of traditional fireworks in Europe prompt municipalities to explore sustainable alternatives like drone light shows.
In April 2023, Education hosts a professional development session for Canadian teachers, featuring educational themes and films with a live Q&A.
In summer 2016, Marseille faced record-breaking wildfires that tested firefighters' skills and resources as they battled suspicious blazes threatening urban areas.
Social media platforms in Malaysia are facilitating a rising illegal wildlife trade, contributing to a global market worth billions and threatening endangered species.
Social media posts featuring exotic pets for sale in Malaysia are fueling a burgeoning illegal wildlife trade valued in the billions globally.
Provence's firefighters prepare for an intense summer season as they face a resurgence of wildfires threatening the region's dry forests.
In Bouches du Rhône, firefighters train in hazardous conditions while battling exhaustion and preparing for a peak in forest fires amid a suspected pyromaniac threat.
Organic produce imported from China raises concerns about sustainability, labor conditions, and the true meaning of organic certification in global trade.
Nearly 40 percent of CO2 emissions come from oil, which dominates transportation, according to insights shared by panelists on climate change.
In the Bouches du Rhone, a severe drought and rising temperatures create a challenging fire season as a pyromaniac ignites major blazes in the region.
In the Mediterranean region, firefighters face relentless challenges during a severe summer of wildfires, exacerbated by arson and extreme weather conditions.
In the Bouches du Rhone department, firefighters face relentless challenges as drought and high winds exacerbate the worst fire season in a decade.
A 40 billion dollar economic loss is projected due to climate change, as discussed by experts at the New Yorker Festival panel on extreme weather.
A carrot that travels 3,000 miles to reach a supermarket is less flavorful and carries a long-term cost to the environment, according to chef Dan Barber.
Inhabited by the Kuna people, the Islands of San Blas face the dilemma of relocation due to rising sea levels while Stef Biemans captures their cultural sounds.
In the Amazon, indigenous communities face violence and intimidation from illegal loggers and prospectors, with environmental activists often targeted for their resistance.
Photo Editor Sadie Quarrier and Photographer Cory Richards discuss the selection process for impactful images in the magazine's Your Shot community assignment.
Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and jaguars face rapid extinction, prompting conservationists like Luke Dollar and Amy Dickman to discuss actionable solutions.
Glenn Turner, an environmental officer, was shot twice by landowner Ian Turnbull while investigating illegal land clearing in New South Wales.
Earth Day Live Stream features Michael Moore, Jeff Gibbs, and Ozzie Zehner discussing environmental issues and the challenges of renewable energy solutions.
Michael Moore's new documentary critiques the environmental movement's reliance on corporate interests and technological fixes in the fight against climate change.
Naomi Klein and Michael Moore discuss climate barbarism, revolutionary movements, and cultural references in media, including "Say Yes To The Dress" and "Bowling For Columbine."
Millions of asylum seekers face perilous journeys to Europe, with many dying in 2023 alone.
Steven Donziger, the lawyer who won a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron for environmental damage in Ecuador, has been under house arrest for over 800 days.
Michael Moore hosts a livestream discussion with Extinction Rebellion co-founder Clare Farrell and the filmmakers of "Planet of the Humans."
In January 2018, a debris flow in Montecito, California, claimed 23 lives and damaged or destroyed over 400 homes in a single night.
Massive protests in Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium mine in the Jadar Valley highlight the conflict between economic development and environmental preservation.
Chut Wutty fights illegal logging in Cambodia before being tragically shot dead.
Shepherd Giannis Tsiboukas confronts the destruction from wildfires in Evia, Greece.
The Great Salt Lake has lost about 750 square miles of surface area, creating severe challenges for brine shrimpers and local wildlife.
11% of the British population is foreign born, a fact noted by a Green Party leader during discussions at the party's annual conference.
Record-breaking June temperatures in Paris, London, and Berlin have raised concerns about Europe's ability to adapt to a new normal of extreme heat.
The Colorado River faces a crisis as drought and climate change lead to severe water shortages.
Residents in Lowndes County, Alabama, face a hookworm crisis linked to sewage issues.
November 3rd is described as a crucial date, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez urging voters to mobilize and overwhelm the polls to ensure a decisive victory.
56 meters is the planned width for new shipping channels in the Amazon, raising concerns among local communities about their future and livelihoods.
Vivek Shandas highlights how neighborhood design affects children's health and education.
California faces severe water challenges as Lake Mead's levels drop to 38% capacity.
Kilauea, the world's longest erupting volcano, has been active since 1983 and recently began erupting again, prompting reflection among local communities.
Melanie Harwood aims to place a United Nations climate change teacher in every school worldwide, creating what she calls an army of Greta Thunbergs.
Extreme weather events, exacerbated by climate change, are challenging governments worldwide to implement effective preparedness strategies as death tolls and economic impacts rise.
Almost a third of Jakarta will be lost to the sea within the next 20 years if no action is taken to address extensive groundwater extraction and poor maintenance.
Argentina's farmers are exploring sustainable agricultural practices in the wake of glyphosate's environmental concerns and the EU's renewed licensing.
Javier Milei's administration has significantly reduced funding for environmental organizations, jeopardizing efforts to improve water quality in Buenos Aires' Riachuelo river.
Argentina's lithium reserves face threats from mining, impacting Indigenous communities and ecosystems.
