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Since 1917, Majuli Island has lost over half its land to erosion, prompting local islander Jadav Payeng to plant trees and restore the environment.
The Tennessee Valley covers an area of 40,000 square miles, nearly as large as England, and faced severe economic challenges before the TVA's intervention.
Two thousand islands make up Micronesia, each with its own distinct culture and history, connected by the vast Pacific Ocean.
Two thousand islands make up Micronesia, where the ocean is the primary link to the outside world for its diverse cultures and communities.
A 31-meter tall lighthouse on Nantucket Island is at risk of falling off a cliff, prompting a team to move it to safety before winter storms arrive.
10 million hectares of fertile land are lost each year to desertification, threatening the livelihoods of millions worldwide.
The Grand Canyon's formation is explored through the interplay of tectonic uplift, erosion, and the Colorado River's powerful forces over millions of years.
Five women, including Simone Geoffrion and Fanny Krieger, share their journeys in fly fishing and their deep connections to rivers and nature.
Rising sea levels threaten Newtok, Alaska, as residents face imminent displacement this century.
Motor vehicles are allowed on the only beach in Japan where the sand packs down as hard as concrete, known as Chirihama Beach.
Everest grows a quarter of an inch each year, despite the intense erosion caused by the summer monsoon and other natural forces.
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.
NASA's MAVEN orbiter shows how solar wind erodes Mars' atmosphere in real-time.
30,000 tons of rocks crumbled on the beach near Etretat, France, in just seconds due to erosion and rising sea levels.
A bright ball of light was filmed hovering over Jerusalem's Old City in 2011, before it zoomed upward in less than a second.
