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Israeli settlers storm the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, sparking outrage online.
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.
Dr. Farouk el-Baz, an Egyptian American, helps NASA with the Apollo program and lunar studies.
Jaron Lanier argues for monetisation of the web to secure a better future for consumers.
In Kenya, wildlife rangers track rogue lions responsible for recent attacks, echoing the infamous 1898 rampage that killed 135 railroad workers.
Denmark executes 17 million minks after a mutated COVID-19 strain is found across farms.
The Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 excels in winter conditions in the Austrian Alps, as shown by Violetta Bikeoff.
The Met Office issues its first extreme heat warning amid record UK temperatures and health risks.
Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory report the identification of the most distant quasar, powered by a black hole two billion times the mass of the Sun.
On May 3, 1999, a deadly tornado devastates Oklahoma City and surrounding suburbs, killing 36.
Marie Curie's legacy lives on as a mother and daughter team trains women in X-ray operations, helping locate bullets for rapid surgical removal.
A private chef can earn up to £80,000 a year, but faces unpredictable demands and the challenge of cooking for household pets.
The Royal Docks in East London undergo major regeneration with new homes and community projects.
The Niger Delta Avengers claim responsibility for attacks on oil installations in Nigeria.
Riazat Butt visits the Benedictine nuns who moved to the North York Moors national park.
David Attenborough highlights ocean conservation efforts on Disney+ and Hulu.
Oyster farmers in Arcachon Bay face challenges from climate change and rising tourism pressures.
Cherrie Atilano's Enchanted Farm helps former slum-dwellers improve their lives in the Philippines.
The UK approves the £18 billion Hinkley Point nuclear project amid widespread opposition.
In South Africa, the majority of women-owned businesses do not survive past three years due to a lack of access to funding and infrastructure.
Alexandre Morten studies the impact of Norwegian salmon farms on Vancouver Island's ecosystem.
Countries race to secure clean energy technologies amid supply chain challenges from Ukraine and Russia.
Achieving net zero carbon emissions requires urgent policy changes, consumer behavior shifts, and investment strategies, as highlighted by Lombard Odier's advocacy for decarbonization.
Lagoon Island in Antarctica reveals dynamic wildlife and rapid coastline changes threatening global sea levels.
In Alaska, the Raney family confronts the challenges of maintaining their homestead during deadly summer conditions while fans express frustration over Discovery Channel's programming changes.
The chytrid fungus threatens amphibians after a frog species was released into the wild.
The federal response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is compared to Harvey and Irma.
Dallas Wing, the first U.S. recipient of a face transplant, navigates life-threatening injuries and the emotional impact of his altered appearance after a severe work accident.
Anna Gross visits Native on Osea Island, showcasing zero-waste efforts in the hospitality industry.
Air travel appears back as travelers feel comfortable, reviving the Airbus A380's service.
Conscious capitalism is valued at over 31 trillion dollars, driven by ESG demands and United Nations policies.
Christian Bale highlights Greta Thunberg's climate activism and its global impact.
Erin Greene confronts her fear of polar bears in Polar Bear Town, a year after surviving a near-fatal attack by one of these powerful animals.
A Colombian school teaches men domestic duties to combat toxic masculinity and violence.
Rising sea levels threaten coastal communities worldwide, impacting ecosystems, economies, and the livelihoods of millions.
