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Over three times the size of Texas, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has suffered more than 100 years of exploitation and violence since King Leopold II's rule.
It is difficult to access but inalienable for all life on earth. Where does all the groundwater come from?
Osvel Hinojosa Huerta leads initiatives to restore the Colorado River, which has been significantly depleted by human consumption and no longer reaches the sea.
Two million people have died as a result of the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with multiple rebel groups fighting for control.
3,000 kilometers of gas pipelines connect remote Siberian regions to China, while local residents see little benefit from this energy shift.
More than 50 rebel groups control the limited roadways in the Democratic Republic of Congo, making flying a vital necessity for transportation.
Only about 100 villagers still live in Shirakawago, where they maintain traditional gassho-zukuri houses built from natural resources for over 300 years.
Three centuries ago, men, women, and children escaped from sugar plantations in Suriname to establish a free community deep in the jungle.
56% of Americans deny that climate change is happening and that human activity is a contributing factor, according to Paul Douglas in this 23-minute film.
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.
Every three years, the king of Dahomey demands a tribute of a young girl from each village chief to serve in the palace as a potential warrior.
China's investment in Latin America and the Caribbean reached nearly 16 billion dollars last year, significantly impacting Guyana's natural resources.
Empresas Polar employs 30,000 workers and won the Developing Markets award at the Business Awards for its commitment to the Venezuelan community.
Survivalists must endure 35 days in a South African wasteland marked by drought, wildfires, and abandoned ruins, facing extreme challenges and team tensions.
On May 9, residents of the Russian settlement of Barentsburg staged a military-style Victory Parade, raising tensions among locals in Svalbard.
Sand, a crucial component in everyday items and construction, faces alarming depletion due to excessive consumption and environmental degradation worldwide.
