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In the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran, water infrastructure like desalination plants is increasingly targeted, exacerbating global scarcity amid climate change warnings from the UN.
Jeremy Weir discusses commodity prices and the impact of energy transition on demand.
Farm Africa reports a 9.2% forest cover increase in Ethiopia after a successful pilot program.
Countries around the world phase out diesel cars, raising concerns about electric vehicle production.
There are about 53,000 true Venetians living in the city, while 500 times that number of tourists visit each year.
Almost 6,000 people reported illnesses, including diarrhea and chemical burns, after drinking water from the Navy's system in Hawaii.
Brazil's illegal gold mining in protected Kayapo territory poses serious health risks to local communities while supplying nearly half of the country's gold trade.
A train from New York City carrying sewage causes a foul smell in an Alabama town.
Catherine Körting's company Betterwood sources tropical timber from Peru, ensuring a deforestation-free supply chain while promoting sustainable practices.
Brazil's Amazon rainforest, covering around 5 million square kilometers, is now emitting more carbon dioxide than it absorbs in some areas.
The Navy poisons drinking water in Hawai‘i, displacing thousands after a fuel leak.
Ronald Liesemer reveals how the plastics industry used recycling to fend off bans in 'Plastic Wars.'
A citizen submitted 297 complaints about idling vehicles in New York City, earning $9,000 from fines imposed on violators.
In Karnataka, rising leopard attacks on humans are linked to urban expansion, as seen through the experience of a teenage boy named Gautham who survived an attack.
Gray seals in the Baltic Sea, once nearly extinct, now challenge fishermen like Janis Krumins in Latvia, prompting renewed hunting debates in Sweden and Germany.
Hurricane Ida devastates homes in Louisiana, revealing climate change inequalities in recovery efforts.
Illegal wildlife trafficking in Peru's Amazon jungle exploits endangered species like monkeys and crocodiles, revealing corruption and urgent conservation needs.
Fifteen men surrounded a journalist in Sunamganj while he documented illegal sand mining, a practice linked to violence and environmental degradation.
In Fiji, over 800 villages face climate risks, with some communities relocating due to rising sea levels, raising questions about accountability and financial responsibilities.
Informal pickers in India face prejudices despite the country's high recycling levels.
Ghoramara Island has lost nearly half its land in the last 25 years due to rising sea levels and increased cyclone activity linked to climate change.
India faces extreme heat this year, impacting slums in New Delhi and Northwestern India.
150 million liters of sewage flow into the Ganges every day, affecting over 500 million people who depend on the river for water.
In the Jharia coal fields of India, uncontrolled coal fires and child labor highlight the severe human and environmental costs of the country's economic growth.
India suffers from polluted landscapes and poisoned workers due to Europe's cotton demand.
The sand mafia in India plunders beaches and riverbeds, causing severe environmental damage.
270,000 liters of water can be saved each month through innovative solutions implemented in Bali's tourism industry.
About 50 animals have died in just three months at Surabaya Zoo, which has been described as a "disease-carrying death zoo."
Up to 350,000 Malaysian pythons were killed each year for luxury goods before a 2004 European Union ban halted the trade.
Borneo's orangutans face extinction as deforestation for palm oil and mining devastates their habitat, prompting local communities to fight for conservation efforts.
Climate activists chain themselves to protest Joe Manchin's coal profits in April.
In Chile's Atacama Salt Flat, SQM's lithium extraction raises questions about meeting global demand while addressing environmental concerns from local entrepreneurs like Rosa Ramos.
Between 2014 and 2020, the European Union allocated 318.2 million Euros for waste management in Romania, yet significant issues persist.
Iran faces a chronic water crisis as lakes and groundwater reserves threaten to run dry.
Iraq faces severe water shortages threatening ancient Mesopotamian marshes and livelihoods.
More than 170,000 Iraqis have been displaced since 2005 due to a lack of water, as the marshes of southern Iraq dry up and become uninhabitable.
Between 10,000 and 15,000 tourists visit Bali each month, contributing to a growing waste crisis that threatens the island's environment and local culture.
Bolivia's lithium reserves may boost its economy or become a lost opportunity.
Advocates debate if capitalism is compatible with climate action and economic growth.
A mud lake in East Java has swallowed a dozen villages since the disaster began in 2006, with experts divided on its cause.
Elephant relocation in South Africa addresses overpopulation issues in game parks.
Justin Trudeau's government plans to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline and its expansion for $4.5 billion, facing strong opposition from First Nations and eco-activists.
Europe faces unprecedented heatwaves, with record temperatures and infrastructure damage prompting discussions on climate adaptation and social inequality, as highlighted by Professor Mojib Latif.
Black rain fell over Tehran after oil depot strikes in the US-Israel war on Iran, raising concerns about toxic petrochemical contamination and its health risks.
Yemen slows down daily as Khat consumption impacts society and agriculture.
Each year, 500 million migrating birds pass through Israel, creating challenges for air traffic controllers and the Israeli Air Force.
Jackson, Mississippi, faces a severe water crisis marked by infrastructure failures, economic decline, and political divisions, affecting residents' daily lives.
Ten years later, Fukushima, Japan, still faces the impact of the nuclear disaster and population decline.
