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Three executives reveal the plastics industry's doubts about recycling's effectiveness.
Park Rangers in Costa Rica, like Roberto Molino, combat poaching and drug trafficking daily.
Almost 80% of gold produced in Colombia comes from illegal mines, which generate an estimated $2.5 billion annually for armed groups.
An estimated 400,000 lead service lines remain in Chicago, nearly six times more than the entire state of California, posing serious health risks to residents.
More than 130 world leaders gather in Paris for COP21, while thousands of activists protest against a state of emergency that bans demonstrations.
An 85-acre police training facility, funded by major corporations, is set to be built in Southeast Atlanta, igniting protests from local activists.
Rising lithium demand in Europe, driven by electric vehicles, leads to mining conflicts in biodiversity-rich regions like Montalegre and Boticas, Portugal.
A company called “Inspiring Farms” is planting 26,000 avocado trees on land the size of 80 football pitches in southern Portugal, raising water scarcity concerns.
Sixty-four people died and over 480 houses were destroyed when a wildfire swept through central Portugal on 17 June 2017.
Germany's budget crisis hinders climate goals amid emergency spending freeze and legal rulings.
More than half of Texas is experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions, forcing ranchers to sell cattle they can no longer afford to care for.
Ironton, Louisiana, struggles to recover from Hurricane Ida's devastation in 2021.
Ordinary people stop playing by the rules to join Extinction Rebellion for climate justice.
Record heat waves in Europe are causing severe wildfires in Spain, France, and Italy, alongside extreme drought conditions that threaten water supplies and livelihoods.
Record-breaking heatwaves across Northern Europe prompt an examination of how countries like Germany, Italy, and Spain are adapting to this climate crisis.
Jakarta is unliveable and choked with pollution, prompting a $45 billion new city project in Indonesia.
Exxon shifts from climate research to denial, impacting public perception and policy.
Less than 40,000 Marsh Arabs remain in Iraq, a sharp decline from an estimated quarter of a million in the early 1990s, as they face ongoing challenges in their communities.
Sea levels could rise between 50 centimeters to 1 meter within the next 50 to 100 years, potentially displacing over 5 million people in Egypt.
In Romania, illegal logging by the so-called 'Timber Mafia' threatens the last virgin forests in Europe, prompting EU legal action against the government.
Anton Kolomitsyn discovers a dangerous Stalin-era bunker in Russia's countryside.
Russia's Sakhalin Island holds an estimated one billion barrels of crude oil and half a trillion cubic meters of gas, raising concerns over environmental impacts.
An £18 billion nuclear power plant project at Hinkley Point in Somerset receives government approval, prompting local youth to discuss their future careers.
30 kilograms of rubbish are collected during a monthly cleanup of the Great Wall, reflecting the ongoing threat to its condition from tourism and neglect.
The Dead Sea drops by one meter every year, a consequence of the River Jordan's severe pollution and over-extraction of water for agriculture.
Scientists link Hurricane Harvey and California fires to climate change through rapid studies.
More than 250 additional turbines are planned for installation in Scotland's My Gen project, which aims to harness tidal energy for over a quarter of a million homes.
Miami Beach and Atlantic City face severe flooding due to rising sea levels in South Florida.
Unemployment in Senegal runs at nearly 50%, driving many to pursue laamb wrestling as a means of survival and a path to fame.
This investigation reveals Serbia's controversial lithium mining project by Rio Tinto and its impacts.
In August 2017, torrential rain triggered a devastating mudslide in Regent, near Freetown, Sierra Leone, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction.
Three young British farmers challenge the industrial food system with regenerative practices.
Wildfires devastate Turkey and southern Europe, with flames spreading within minutes.
Wildfires in Spokane, Washington, have prompted mass evacuations and raised concerns about community preparedness for increasingly severe wildfire seasons in the US.
Students at a university construct a solar-powered plane from scratch in an effort to set a national endurance record, highlighting renewable energy's potential.
Billions of locusts are swarming across Kenya, threatening agriculture and putting millions at risk of starvation amid the country's ongoing challenges with COVID-19.
Singapore experiments with treated sewage as a solution to its water crisis.
Brandenburg faces a potential drinking water crisis as Tesla and Red Bull expand their factories, raising concerns over local water supplies and a planned copper mine.
In Thailand, wildlife enforcement agencies struggle against a lucrative illegal trade in tigers, driven by demand from Vietnam and China for trophies and traditional medicine.
Belize's manatees face renewed threats as tourism returns, risking their survival in shallow waters.
Kabwe's children face severe lead poisoning, with almost every child living affected by toxic waste.
Flooding, now responsible for nearly half of all natural disasters, prompts cities like Tokyo and Jakarta to invest billions in climate adaptation infrastructure.
Ten thousand feet above sea level, activists monitor the butterfly forests in Michoacán, where illegal logging threatens the monarchs' migration.
In South Africa, the Black Mambas, the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit, combat the escalating illegal trade in rhino horn to protect the species from extinction.
Resolution Copper will use a mining technique called caving, which is expected to cause subsidence and significant environmental damage in Oak Flat, Arizona.
Two members of the Guajaj tribe confront illegal loggers in the Amazon, firing guns and burning a truck to protect their territory from exploitation.
The Buriganga River faces severe pollution, threatening the community's survival without clean water.
Suriname's rainforest, home to diverse indigenous and bushnegroe cultures, faces exploitation threats from developers, challenging the preservation of its unique heritage.
