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Hurricane Katrina causes over 1,800 lives lost and hundreds of thousands displaced in New Orleans.
Ancient Rome, with nearly 1 million inhabitants around 90 A.D., faced significant sanitation issues due to a lack of toilets and waste management.
A pride of lions engages in a frenzy as they attack a buffalo, with cubs exploring the entrails amid the chaos of the hunt.
Kiran Stacey discusses options for human living on the Moon and Mars as Earth becomes uninhabitable.
FT reporters test electric cars from Ford, Volkswagen, and Nissan to challenge Tesla's dominance.
Yemeni Houthi rebels launch a drone attack on Saudi oil facilities, impacting global oil production.
Between February 1 and March 16, the price of Brent crude oil fell by 10 percent, while petrol prices in Germany rose nearly 27 percent.
Abandoned oil wells in Pennsylvania threaten air and water quality in urban areas.
Amazon's decision to raise workers' wages reflects a response to ongoing discussions about minimum wage and labor conditions in the competitive retail industry.
Jimmy discusses the challenges British truck drivers face, including respect and pay issues.
Southeast Asia faces record heat due to a heat Dome and climate change effects.
Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam raises tensions with Egypt and Sudan over Nile water rights.
180 signatories of the Business Roundtable will face scrutiny in 2020 as stakeholders demand accountability for their commitments to corporate purpose.
China leads in clean technology while being the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases since 2012.
Donald Trump fires John Bolton after overriding his foreign policy advice on multiple issues.
President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty raises concerns about nuclear balance with Russia and China.
Europe faces record-breaking heat waves and drought, prompting urgent adaptation efforts.
Brewer Nick Shields creates hard seltzer, a healthier alternative to beer, since 2012.
Farmers in Sun Celine clash over a mega Basin project amid water resource concerns.
Trump's interest in buying Greenland raises eyebrows amid strategic U.S.-Denmark relations.
Indonesia wants to build Nusantara, spending nearly 33 billion dollars to relocate its capital.
Jean and friends in Kent worry about sewage pollution in local waters and its health risks.
In January 2020, Miami experienced an unusual weather phenomenon as temperatures dropped to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, causing iguanas to fall from trees due to cold shock.
This year, linda this highlights the need for leaders to embrace conflict for innovation.
New Zealand is pretty obsessed with killing invasive species to protect native wildlife.
Mindfulness programs at Apple and Google enhance employee well-being and productivity.
Hurricane Michael brings flooding to North Carolina, worsening the hog waste problem after Florence.
Johan Sverdrup, Norway's largest oil field discovery in three decades, contains 2.7 billion barrels of oil and could generate $100 billion over 50 years.
Oil consumption impacts everyday life, with a hundred million barrels used daily in 2019.
Ukraine denies Russian claims of planning a radioactive bomb amid escalating tensions.
Saudi Arabia's 200 billion dollar mega project aims to build a futuristic city in the desert.
India sees a rise in cannabis use during lockdowns, while Thailand leads legalization in Asia.
More than 32,000 people lived in a frontline city before the war, but now only about 2,000 choose to remain amid ongoing attacks.
Minister Nadia Calvino discusses Spain's green energy ambitions in Frankfurt with investors.
The speaker discusses how eagles adapt to sustainability while ostriches ignore market changes.
Emma Boyde discusses the rise of sustainable ETFs and Boohoo's supply chain issues.
Libya's floods cause nearly 4,000 deaths, prompting warnings from the WHO and Red Cross.
African swine fever devastates pig populations, impacting economies in China and Vietnam.
The 2015 Paris Climate Conference aims for a new global agreement on climate change.
Wildlife officers at North Luangwa National Park combat armed ivory trade syndicates daily.
Desert locusts trigger global panic, devastating crops from Kenya to Argentina this year.
Mountain goats are airlifted from Olympic National Park to their native North Cascades habitat.
The Beirut blast resulted from the ignition of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse, leading to widespread destruction and an ongoing investigation.
Bill McKibben argues we must keep fossil fuels in the ground to avoid catastrophic global warming.
Germany needs to cut gas usage as economy minister warns of winter supply issues.
Britain's electricity transmission system operator warns that using a powerful home electric car charger simultaneously with other appliances may trip the main fuse.
Greece faces massive wildfires, leaving hundreds homeless and communities devastated.
Wildfires force thousands to evacuate in southern Europe amid record heat and climate change.
