From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
Topics explored in films with this theme:
14116 films(Page 138 of 295)
Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, revealing safety concerns.
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner offers advanced technology and fuel efficiency unlike standard aircraft.
Boeing faces crisis after Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max crash, killing all on board, including Chinese nationals.
Bolivia sees a rise in indigenous wealth through New Andean architecture, reports Andres Schipani.
Brazil faces over 72,000 wildfires in 2023, with Bolsonaro blaming NGOs for the crisis.
Foreign oil companies flock into Kurdistan, raising hopes for Iraq's oil production potential.
Jyotsna Singh from the Financial Times discusses India's booming $2 billion film industry.
Adam Price faces backlash from Danish farmers for sparking a debate on farming methods and public perception of pork production in Denmark.
Boris Johnson discusses Britain's support for Ukrainian refugees amid the crisis in Kiev.
Fisherman Andy Coetzee navigates the shark-infested waters of the Indian Ocean in search of the elusive dogtooth tuna, facing significant dangers.
Evelyn Trevison leads a project in Belo Horizonte to implement a 30 km/h speed limit.
Around 80% of deforestation in the Amazon is illegal, driven by land grabbers involved in cattle farming, soy, and gold mining.
Brazilian troops combat wildfires in Rondonia after weeks of devastation in the Amazon.
The Perseids meteor show peaks as Earth passes through Swift-Tuttle's debris stream.
Lorry traffic from EU states to the UK has decreased by 29% year on year since the end of the Brexit transition period, complicating trade logistics.
The speaker discusses the urgent threats of climate change and political disillusionment in 2019.
Oldham's businesses face challenges after the EU leave vote and industry shifts to Asia.
Britain revitalizes engineering through the Advanced Manufacturing Research Park in Sheffield.
Madeleine Lancaster leads innovative brain research at the Nobel Prize Factory in Cambridge.
A 380-foot drop awaits visitors on the Walk of Fate at Blackpool Tower, which is closed for annual repairs during the winter months.
Fiona, a sheep isolated for three years, was rescued from the bottom of a cliff in the Scottish Highlands by local farmers using a canvas feed sack.
British and French fishing boats engage in escalating conflicts over scallop fishing rights in the English Channel, reflecting broader tensions in international maritime law.
Scientists at JET achieve fusion, showcasing super heated irons and the potential for sustainable energy.
The narrator reflects on Brixton's changes, highlighting The Hip Strip and local Turkish cuisine.
Bristol's emofaron develops vaccine tech amid disappointing budget for Life Science Enterprises.
The budget affects households like Linda, Mike, and Leanne, highlighting fiscal challenges.
AI advancements aim to reduce dietary-related deaths and improve food sustainability.
Researchers innovate reinforced concrete by using carbon fibre mesh instead of steel skeletons.
Viet Nam and Indonesia's animal markets pose high risks for new infectious diseases.
NASA tests their J-2X rocket engines, burning Olympic-sized pools of fuel every second.
Barcelona Femeni set a record attendance for a women's game at Camp Nou in 2022 during a match against Wolfsburg.
In Vietnam, a growing trend sees individuals like Sang Vanran returning from abroad to contribute to the country's economic development and digital skills training.
Business schools shift focus to sustainability and social impact in response to covid fallout.
One third of global food is wasted annually, prompting initiatives like Misfits Market and Perfect Foods to promote the purchase of aesthetically imperfect produce.
Meet George, a 2.2 kg hedgehog with a potential eating disorder affecting his health.
California's LNU Complex Fire challenges firefighters amid COVID-19 precautions and resource shortages.
California's wildfires have burned over 3.1 million acres in 2020, exacerbated by record temperatures and resulting in some of the world's dirtiest air.
Ted Shady tracks Asian aerosols affecting California's air quality since March 2011.
The Maria fire in Ventura County scorched over 10,000 acres and came within a mile of one of the area's largest farms as farmworkers continued to pick strawberries.
Researchers in California's desert use algae to clean water and create renewable fuel.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces new sanctions against Russia amid Ukraine conflict.
Calvin Klein's collection business generates over $400 million in publicity annually, despite being a small part of its $8 billion retail operation.
Amidst the dominance of digital technology, film photography is experiencing a resurgence as younger photographers embrace its unique qualities and emotional depth.
Native Montanan Casey Anderson captures a mountain lion family living in a cave.
Shell has spent over $6 billion on Arctic drilling without producing any oil yet.
Big oil companies face scrutiny over their commitments to achieving climate net zero, raising questions about accountability and environmental impact.
Pedal Me operates a fleet of about 40 electric assist bike taxis in London, aiming to provide a faster and cleaner alternative to traditional ride-hailing services.
China, the biggest polluter, may be ready to change its approach to climate action.
