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Daniel Lambo investigates the largest asbestos waste dump in India, driven by the deaths of his father and others in his village.
Edwardian innovations, such as asbestos socks and radioactive toothpaste, transformed homes but often resulted in tragic accidents and long-lasting consequences.
The HMNZS Wellington, a 113-meter-long frigate, is transformed into an artificial reef after meticulous cleaning and preparation for sinking.
In 2022, 2.9 million tons of scrap from ships were dismantled in Chittagong's shipbreaking yards, contributing to severe environmental pollution.
Nearly 600,000 square meters of asbestos waste sit in the largest asbestos dump in India, posing ongoing health risks to workers and residents.
A demolition team faces setbacks while trying to attach a 35-ton jaw to their equipment, risking delays on a tight schedule.
Montreal has recorded over 100 murder victims in a crime war linked to underworld drug runners, as reporter Jason Brady investigates industrial pollution's impact on children.
Asbestos mining in Kuruman, South Africa, has led to widespread health issues and fatalities, prompting victims to seek compensation for their suffering.
Asbestos exposure in South Africa has led to a surge in compensation claims from miners and workers, prompting global lawsuits against mining companies for environmental harm.
India is the largest importer of asbestos, a toxic substance linked to cancer and death.
Wittenoom, an Australian ghost town, became uninhabitable due to severe asbestos contamination, leading to its removal from maps and public records.
In 2022, 443 commercial ships and offshore units were sold for scrap, with more than a third ending up in Bangladesh's hazardous shipbreaking yards.
Children play in a toxic playground made of asbestos tailings in Roro Village, where respiratory diseases have emerged decades after mining ceased.
Four chimneys, each 140 meters tall, are demolished in a synchronized explosion at Blyth power station, marking a significant engineering challenge.
2,600 hot meals are prepared daily for refugees in Calais, where many live without shelter and face police evictions amid a lengthy asylum process.
Four chimneys, each 140 meters tall, were demolished in a synchronized operation at Blyth Power Station, marking a significant engineering challenge.
Two decades after the September 11 attacks, survivors continue to battle serious health issues, including lung disease and heart conditions.
