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Traffic in the skies has almost returned to pre-Covid levels this month, raising questions about the environmental impact of air travel.
In June 2007, conservationists reveal that most elephants in Africa are poached for their meat.
The Las Conchas fire burned 43,000 acres in just 14 hours, marking a significant shift in fire behavior across the southwestern United States.
Baiting great white sharks, a controversial practice involving chumming to attract these predators, faces increasing scrutiny and bans due to rising shark attacks worldwide.
A man teaching young men how to have sex with women they do not like claims to have written guides for seduction in over 30 countries.
The West Midlands Police Drone Unit tracks a hit and run suspect and responds to a buried body call.
Mike Hulme fights for noise data from Rachel's company regarding a wind farm's impact.
Fourteen lions undergo sedation for testing as keepers at Longleat Safari Park respond to the threat of bovine tuberculosis spreading among animals.
Twelve pig barns burned down in just three months, causing millions in damages and killing thousands of hogs across North America.
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.
Drones carrying people and goods are now operating in cities like Beijing, Dubai, and Tokyo as the race for autonomous transportation accelerates.
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.
Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and jaguars face rapid extinction, prompting conservationists like Luke Dollar and Amy Dickman to discuss actionable solutions.
Johnny Taylor's unexpected death without a will sparks a contentious battle over his $1.3 million estate in Dallas Probate Court, revealing hidden family ties and conflicts.
A peaceful Bali holiday turns chaotic when a monsoon causes a flood in their hotel room.
A male driver with glazed, bloodshot eyes is arrested for being intoxicated after crashing his car in a sports ground car park.
90-year-old Pauline receives emergency care for leg fractures after a car accident outside Kings Hospital.
Scorpion venom users in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa face severe health risks, with reports of intense highs followed by dangerous side effects.
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.
Richard Ojeda, a retired army major and former Trump voter, campaigns in West Virginia's third congressional district, which Trump won with 73 percent of the vote.
Ibiza is the greatest party island, but it faces a severe drug problem and organized crime.
Over 1,000 rhinos were poached in South Africa in 2013, marking a dramatic increase in illegal hunting that continues to threaten the species.
Ari Fongsaten faces fear and loss in Thailand's coastal villages after the Tsunami.
Al Qaeda's training camps reopen in Waziristan, showcasing Mullah Dadullah's recruitment efforts.
Separatists in southwestern Cameroon fight for independence from the Francophone government.
Tim Foley leads Arizona Border Recon, a highly armed group patrolling the US-Mexico border.
After his death, a Sharia Court rules that Moorthy Maniam, a Malaysian Hindu hero, should be buried as a Muslim, despite his widow's protests.
Nine Australians were arrested in 2005 for attempting to export heroin from Bali, with Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran receiving death sentences.
Current estimates put the number of nesting female green sea turtles at just a few hundred worldwide, as they face extinction from hunting and habitat loss.
It takes about 12,000 bananas to find a single seed, raising concerns about the long-term viability of the Cavendish banana as a monoculture crop.
Video footage shows life in Kobani just before the Islamic State attacked the city.
Seven police cars respond to protests in Minneapolis as organizers coordinate food and medical supplies for demonstrators demanding justice.
The illegal wildlife trade, fueled by demand in East Asia and operating through a complex global supply chain, threatens endangered species like rhinos in Kruger National Park.
64% of Wigan residents voted for Brexit, reflecting the town's struggles with deindustrialisation and austerity as they seek solutions for their future.
Thousands gather in Gateshead to express their desire for change in British politics as the June 8th election approaches.
Saudi Arabia aims to transform into a global tourism leader, as reported by David Nicole.
Barbuda faces potential exploitation as Prime Minister Gaston Browne leases land for development.
Brynn Underwood revives Cerro Gordo, a ghost town with a dark past, for tourism and TikTok fame.
Up to 70,000 narcotics addicts live in Yunnan province, with some areas reporting an addict in every second family.
One degree of warming has accelerated in the Arctic, threatening ecosystems and prompting urgent calls for protection against oil drilling.
Violence against former FARC rebels in Colombia persists despite the 2016 peace agreement, raising serious concerns about their safety and the peace process's effectiveness.
1 million species are at risk of extinction by 2050, prompting researchers in Shropshire to freeze horse semen and explore cloning to save endangered animals.
Ten cheetah cubs, taken from the wild, were presented as evidence during the trial of a notorious smuggler in Somaliland's capital, Hargeisa.
Plans for 55 dams along the Mekong River threaten to alter the lives of over 60 million people who depend on its waters for transport and food.
Over 1200 dead dolphins wash up on France's shores since January, raising urgent conservation concerns.
Thousands of migrants make the deadly crossing through the forest from Belarus to Poland.
