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Romania's landfill fails to recycle waste, despite EU funding and regulations.
Scientists capture the very first image of a black hole at the center of Galaxy M87.
Daniel Garrahan visits restaurants adapting to inflation amid Ukraine's war and rising food prices.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, a project involving 30 local women develops an agroforestry system to sequester carbon emissions while generating revenue for smallholder farmers.
John Mankins discusses the potential of space solar power to provide energy for Earth.
In rural Northern Syria, video activist Ahmed Muhammad uses mobile technology to document the regime's crimes and support the Rebel struggle during the civil war.
Cattle help manage grasslands, the second largest carbon sink, using innovative grazing techniques.
Spain's wine sector uses technology to combat climate change and improve grape quality.
Ruger and Rajan discuss India's 2019 elections and the need for community empowerment.
Famine in Somalia threatens millions, with 360,000 children severely malnourished.
Mark Palais discusses sustainable wood-based textiles as an alternative for the fashion industry.
The Guardian covers 2021's Covid impact, climate action, and calls for justice and accountability.
Residents in Ladakh create ice stupas to combat water scarcity in the Himalayas.
The James Webb Space Telescope, launched over a year ago, provides images with 100 times the sensitivity of the Hubble Space Telescope, enhancing cosmic understanding.
Donald Trump cancels the summit with Kim Jong-un due to escalating tensions with North Koreans.
A method for turning pork into beef is becoming more commonplace in China's food industry.
Young renters in Britain face challenges from various types of nightmare landlords.
The first ever London Design Biennale opens, celebrating Thomas More's Utopia and innovative designs.
Antarctic boots can withstand temperatures as low as -40° C, making them essential for anyone venturing into the extreme cold of Antarctica.
Harry Grafton discusses restoring Euston Hall's historic grounds in Suffolk.
Helen Glover shares a quick, effective lunchtime workout for busy parents.
Nature's value is immense, yet we destroy it faster than it can be restored.
A trader from Israel shares tips on building customer relationships in sales at New Pay Wharf.
Aquadea's expansion in Sierra Nevada raises concerns over local water scarcity and climate change.
Alexis Turner from London demonstrates the art of taxidermy in his showroom.
More than a third of people now get their news through smartphones, prompting a need to break out of news bubbles and diversify sources.
New Delhi faces a public health crisis due to toxic air pollution after Diwali.
U.S. banana production practices have led to significant fertility loss for thousands of farmers worldwide, highlighting the consequences of corporate greed.
Unipart tackles Britain's productivity problem under John Neal's leadership and Toyota's principles.
5,500 wind turbines had been repaired in Germany as of June 2013, with each repair costing between €70,000 and €140,000.
The European Union shapes daily lives in the UK through regulations and consumer rights.
Independence Day 1970 at Yosemite National Park turns violent between campers and rangers.
Hubble Space Telescope marks 25 years of revealing the Universe's secrets with stunning images.
Michael Skapinker discusses Hudson's Bay Company's lessons for modern business practices.
A large buffalo fights against a pride of lionesses in a dramatic struggle for survival on the African savanna.
A huge fire in Dubai near the Burj Khalifa occurs just before New Year's Eve celebrations.
Newcastle University scientists have successfully created 3D printed human corneas using a bio-ink solution made from stem cells, alginate, and collagen.
A humpback whale is rescued from a net on Wednesday morning off Australia's Gold Coast.
Cyclone Freddy causes over 400 deaths in Malawi, prompting urgent calls for international aid.
Koalas in New South Wales face catastrophic losses due to recent bushfires in Australia.
Wildfires around Los Angeles have forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate their homes, highlighting the escalating threat of climate change in the region.
Hurricane Irma hits Florida, prompting many Floridians to stay despite evacuation orders.
In the swamps of the United States, explorer Josh Gates and the Expedition X team utilize a heat sensing drone to investigate reports of a mysterious creature.
Invasive iguanas in Florida's Everglades prompt a debate on their ecological impact and culinary potential, as Mike Rowe engages in hunting these adaptable reptiles.
A theme park near Shanghai allows tourists to pay for hunting experiences, raising concerns about the implications for local tourism and China's strict gun laws.
Hurricane Florence, a category one storm with winds over 90 miles per hour, brings heavy rains and raises flooding concerns in North Carolina.
Hurricane Irma hits Florida, causing dangerous conditions and widespread evacuations.
Hurricane Laura made landfall, causing severe damage in Louisiana and Texas with ongoing risks.
