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The Costa Concordia wreck is being dismantled in Genoa's Harbor, showcasing Italy's recycling efforts.
The Chancellor revisits a national road pricing scheme due to rising electric car usage.
The US energy grid shifts to renewables, focusing on battery storage in Connecticut, Maine, and New York.
El Nino returns, raising alarms over extreme weather and health risks in the U.S. Northeast.
China's largest meat consumers consider fake meat to address sustainability issues.
Colossal Biosciences in Dallas aims to resurrect the Woolly Mammoth and other extinct species.
Research into mRNA technology, accelerated by the COVID-19 vaccine development, offers potential pathways for creating an effective HIV vaccine.
Martin Sandbu believes the pandemic offers a chance to create a fairer economy for all.
Swedish startup Modon is developing wooden wind turbines, aiming to reduce emissions by 90% compared to traditional steel towers, while German Voden Blade Technology focuses on wooden blades.
Cousins in Whitehorse find a UFO, sparking social media debates about its existence.
Central London faces a severe downturn as the pandemic empties its normally packed streets.
Employers seek innovations aimed at making workplaces safe during the Covid-19 era.
The United States, Japan, India, China, and Russia race to explore the moon for resources.
Parker Schnabel and his team board a flotilla of illegal gold dredges, known as fofocas, in the remote Amazon basin during their latest expedition.
The fashion industry's waste crisis is highlighted through the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's advocacy for a circular economy and sustainable practices like those of Rapa Nui.
Increasing consumption patterns among Chinese Millennials highlight the challenges and opportunities for businesses to create a circular economy amid rising CO2 emissions.
Impossible Foods in Silicon Valley creates a veggie burger that mimics meat's taste and texture.
Eight years were spent by Charles Darwin dissecting barnacles, a process that posed challenges for filmmakers trying to dramatize his life and ideas.
The speaker calls for international support to end bloodshed in the Central African Republic.
The UK approves CRISPR therapy for sickle cell disease, marking a medical breakthrough.
CRISPR technology raises questions about designer babies with enhanced traits and its implications.
In the wild, plant-eating animals face constant threats from predators, particularly during vulnerable moments such as birth, highlighting their survival instincts.
Crocodile populations in Australia's Northern Territory fell from over 100,000 to less than 5,000 by the early 1970s due to extensive hunting.
Steve Irwin's mortality is heightened after his mother's automobile accident, leading to his tragic death.
Crocs ambush quelea in the shallow part of the river during The Big Dry: The Coming Rains.
Crossrail enhances London’s connectivity, linking the east and west with a £14.8 billion project.
Pelé Pérez, a six-year-old ciudadano estadounidense, copes with his father Marcos' deportation.
Up to 50 billion tonnes of sand is mined yearly, threatening biodiversity and communities.
Baby Wellington, a curious baby elephant, rushes to a Jeep while her mother watches protectively.
A petition signed by 70,000 people was delivered to the Obama administration, advocating for the removal of the four lower Snake River dams.
Germany's volcanic activity poses potential risks to nearby communities, highlighting the geological features and dangers associated with this natural phenomenon.
A team of Smithsonian scientists collects samples from 29 locations in a Florida lagoon, finding up to 1,000 individual animals from 60 different species in a single scoop of mud.
The National Wildlife Strike Database shows when birds most frequently hit planes.
David Cameron leads a major trade mission to China, focusing on high-speed rail and nuclear power.
David Harvey discusses the urban crisis in the United States and its economic implications.
Pakistan faces devastating floods, submerging villages and roads, affecting millions.
Wildfires devastate the US west coast, with California facing nearly 5,000 square kilometers burned.
Jonathan Freedland warns that Donald Trump's presidency could threaten global safety and America's image.
Bill Gates is urged to lead the fight against climate change and divest from fossil fuels.
Cyclone Freddy devastates Malawi, causing nearly a hundred deaths and widespread destruction.
Sir Tim Hunt's sexist comments spark debate on women's roles in the sciences with Milo and Dr. Grossman.
Rescuers find Titan debris near Titanic, fearing all five on board are lost.
During a critical incident in the Bering Sea, Captain Keith and his crew on the Wizard work to stabilize a deckhand who has been knocked unconscious.
Kim Jong-un's leadership in North Korea is marked by a relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, driven by survival instincts against perceived U.S. threats.
Andrew Johnson and Dimitri discuss the Trump-Abe summit's significance in Washington.
A herd of deer charges across a road near Sea Palling, Norfolk, captured by Coastguard Bacton.
A deer is rescued from a frozen lake in Golden, Colorado, after losing traction on the ice.
Luke Tozer designs Gap House, a sustainable home in London's Notting Hill neighborhood.
