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Sweden faces a gun crime epidemic, with 342 shootings reported last year, the highest in Europe.
By the end of the 1970s, the two European blocs were engaged in a fierce arms race, reflecting the deep ideological divide between them.
Belize's manatees face renewed threats as tourism returns, risking their survival in shallow waters.
Ten thousand feet above sea level, activists monitor the butterfly forests in Michoacán, where illegal logging threatens the monarchs' migration.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
66,000 elephants roam Zimbabwe, where the debate over culling and hunting intensifies as their population grows faster than that of humans.
Ye Jialin helps care for more than 30,000 stranded pets in Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak.
Checks from the oil industry in North Dakota now reach up to $220,000, raising concerns about government oversight and environmental safety.
Norse mythology influences the far-right, shifting many from Christian nationalism to neo-paganism.
Australia's koalas face extinction; a zoo starts a genome bank to save them from Chlamydia.
Forty thousand evacuees from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo were unknowingly exposed to toxic waste at a former U.S. military base, leading to severe health issues.
Carol Haefliger's report examines the ethics of wildlife photography and its practices.
Patagonia's glaciers, particularly the Perito Moreno glacier, face significant threats from climate change, with local communities raising concerns over hydroelectric dams' impacts.
The Chorabari Glacier has been melting at double its usual rate for the past decade, threatening water supplies for 500 million people dependent on the Ganges.
400 individuals in the United States hold as much wealth as 155 million Americans, raising concerns about economic inequality and power structures.
In Garden Valley, California, hotshot firefighter Ben Strong prepares for deployment to the North Complex Fire, reflecting on the increasing scale of wildfires.
Annabelle Durand reports on the escalating Hezbollah-Israel conflict and its devastation.
Out of 100 monkeys exported from Congo, 34 are sent to the United States, where they are claimed to be rescued from the bush meat trade.
9,500 animals were poached in Zimbabwe last December, as farmers struggle against the consequences of government land reform policies.
Over 200 interactions between orcas and boats were reported last year, resulting in the sinking of three ships due to orcas targeting rudders.
Each year, 20,000 to 30,000 green sea turtles are killed in Bali, primarily for their meat, often under the guise of religious rituals.
The Jolo Crisis sees holidaymakers become pawns in a conflict between Catholics and Muslims.
Miners at Kawah Ijen face toxic fumes and harsh conditions for just $2 a day.
Mount Vernon, New York faces a sewage crisis impacting residents' health and homes.
Kiribati, a nation of 115,000 people, faces the imminent threat of disappearing due to rising sea levels caused by climate change.
Colfax, Louisiana, faces environmental risks from military contracts with Clean Harbors.
Residents of Grindavik face a looming volcanic threat from Fagradalsfjall in Iceland.
Anna Del Castillo reveals the White House ignored concerns over Gaza during Biden's administration.
A population estimate of over 29,000 bladderwort plants has been achieved after successful reintroduction efforts in South Lancashire.
Botanists in Hawaii use drones to save endangered plants from extinction.
Next week, an Ariane 5 rocket will scream skyward with the James Webb Space Telescope on board.
An endangered Indochinese tiger is skinned for its fur after being shot in Myanmar, revealing the dangers of illegal poaching.
Every day, tanneries in Bangladesh discharge 22,000 cubic liters of toxic waste into the main river, severely impacting local health and the environment.
Ukrainians marked their national holiday with sorrow for lost loved ones as Russia's war reached the six-month mark.
The Okefenokee Swamp faces threats from mining due to environmental rollbacks by the Trump administration.
In the 1990s, the fossil fuel industry employed public relations tactics to create doubt about climate change, significantly influencing environmental discourse.
A humanitarian emergency in southern Ukraine follows the Kakhovka dam's destruction by Russia.
Bird poaching in China, led by conservationist Gu Xuan, threatens migratory species and results in the deaths of tens of thousands annually.
Farmers in the Netherlands use innovative methods to produce more food with less water.
Water has been the lifeblood of the planet for billions of years, but human activity is fundamentally disrupting its natural cycle.
California faces severe flooding and raging wildfires, threatening lives on Live Oak Road.
The Baliem Valley faces military action as the Indonesian government targets Papuan independence.
In November 2007, Japanese whalers plan to kill a quota of 50 humpbacks, raising concerns in Tonga where whale tourism is vital to the local economy.
Greenland has enough ice to raise sea levels by 25 feet if it all melted today, posing a significant threat to coastal communities worldwide.
Scientists have charted greenhouse gas levels as far back as 800,000 years, revealing current concentrations are the highest ever recorded.
Astronauts report that the air smells strong when they return to Earth, marking a deep reconnection with their home planet.
An ecologist reflects on 25 years of documenting ecosystem decline, highlighting the impact of mountain pine beetles and climate change on forests and glaciers.
A Danish eco-terrorist, wanted for burning down two oil refineries, complicates the Journeyman team's efforts to secure a missing film for French TV.
