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Storm Dennis causes severe flooding in South Wales, impacting residents like Carrie in Ponte.
Ash from the Fuego eruption on June 3, 2018, reached around 10 miles into the air, blanketing 60 square miles in a suffocating layer.
Digital technologies enhance supply chain efficiency and transparency for consumers and farmers.
A dog named Max serves as mayor of Idyllwild, California, since 2012, leading the town.
The MK pride of lions thrives during the dry season, successfully repelling rivals and hunting ambitious prey.
Kate Russo prepares communities in Nebraska for the total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017.
Eton North Carolina reveals the struggles of the American middle class today.
The F3 electric car from BYD can travel up to 100 kilometers on battery power alone, addressing China's severe air pollution issues.
The internal combustion engine's decline is crucial for achieving Net Zero amid climate change.
The anti-ESG backlash in America gains momentum, led by Tucker Carlson and Florida's governor.
Demolition engineers, including anti-terrorist bomb disposal teams and Hollywood FX specialists, showcase their expertise in bringing down large structures across Britain.
Thousands of soldiers crowd Kandahar's tarmac, desperately seeking escape as the Taliban advances on the city and the Afghan military faces critical shortages.
30,000 tons of rocks crumbled on the beach near Etretat, France, in just seconds due to erosion and rising sea levels.
Mickey Grosman and his team reach the Atlantic Ocean after their journey from the Pacific.
A National Geographic Society expedition spots a rare Antarctic gonate squid on Christmas Eve.
President Trump visits North Carolina five days after Hurricane Florence's devastation.
Northumberland leads the UK in renewable energy with major green projects at Blyth port.
Farmers in drought-hardened Australia adapt to severe dry conditions with innovative techniques.
India's manufacturing industry is experiencing a pivotal moment under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, with optimism for growth amid significant challenges.
Gabriela and others discuss sustainability and Millennial marketing in luxury fashion.
Jonathan critiques Marks and Spencer's struggles while noting its profitable food retail segment.
Container ships may shrink as manufacturing moves closer to markets, says Robert Wright.
Over half of Australian thermal coal producers are not making an accounting profit, as global prices for thermal coal have halved since 2011.
Vancouver Island's glaciers decline from 170 to five due to rising global temperatures.
Cotton-top tamarins are just nine inches tall and face endangerment due to poaching demands.
Construction of the Gotthard Base Tunnel involved 2,400 workers over 17 years, creating jobs and boosting tax revenue in Switzerland's Uri region.
Pilgrims have been flocking to Suffolk, where sewage powers a massive greenhouse for food production.
A conservationist in Kenya raises funds to keep wildlife from leaving Tsavo West National Park.
Franny Armstrong launches the Guardian's climate change campaign to inspire action against global warming.
David Levene showcases the Guardian Eyewitness app for the Apple iPad in this demonstration.
Danielle Williams lives in her Chrysler Town and Country in Santa Barbara while working and studying.
The Maldives faces extinction from rising sea levels, with nations completely wiped off the map.
Richard Long releases water from Houston's reservoirs after Harvey to prevent greater flooding.
Israeli settlers stormed the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, provoking intense reactions and discussions about the implications for Palestinian rights and culture.
Identical twins Paula and Bridgette Powers rescue injured seabirds on Australia's Sunshine Coast.
Violent storms and deadly flash floods are increasing in number and severity due to climate change.
South Korea conducts around 15,000 COVID-19 tests daily, while the United States struggles to meet its testing demands amid a rapidly escalating outbreak.
Smithsonian biologist Brian Gratwick leads a team into the Panamanian jungle to search for the critically threatened frog species Atelopus ceras.
Oland, off northern Germany, faces rising sea levels, but its 18 inhabitants want to stay home.
The 1916 shark attack spree off the Jersey Shore leads to a violent end for a young swimmer.
In spring, ponds across the UK come alive as frogs emerge to mate, showcasing their unique behaviors and sounds during this vital seasonal event.
Canada battles the worst forest fires in recorded history, evacuating thousands in British Columbia.
Oostduinkerke is the only place where horse fishing for shrimp is still practiced today.
Paul Mason supports Trident to strengthen Labour under Jeremy Corbyn in Britain against threats.
By 1974, negative publicity surrounding experiments at a County Prison led to its closure, reflecting issues in similar biomedical research facilities nationwide.
Bob Hendricks, a Dutch inventor, creates a mycelium coffin to promote sustainability in the burial industry, sparking discussions about death and composting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ranchers in Alice Springs hear the loudest sound ever recorded on Earth at 310 decibels.
Christian Moullec, the Birdman, flies with geese across Europe, living in France.
