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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.
Wildfires burn more than 20,000 square kilometers on the US West Coast, causing devastation.
A large male orca with a six-foot dorsal fin is followed by two females as wildlife cameraman Jean-François Barthod documents their behavior on a beach.
The Colombian government seeks wildlife experts to control Pablo Escobar's hippo population in Colombia.
Germany begins construction of a new LNG pipeline in Lube to secure gas supplies amid shortages.
Cruise launches driverless Robo Taxis in San Francisco after regulatory approval in August.
Jimmy Chin showcases the thrill of taking a leap from a tall mountain on September 5.
The Ukraine war complicates global efforts to achieve net zero emissions targets.
Seals in Antarctica are going blind from ultraviolet rays as glaciers melt rapidly, threatening global coastlines and local wildlife.
Aviation must find alternatives to fossil fuels to achieve net zero targets by 2050.
The royal couple's visit to Belize is canceled after protests from local villagers.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the Chivo glacier in Pakistan's Hindu Kush mountains.
After Luangwa rainfall, winged termites attract vervet monkeys looking for food.
Oliver critiques Morrison's performance and highlights CEO David Potts' new strategy for supermarkets.
Habitat for Humanity builds the first 3D-printed home in the U.S. for homebuyer April Stringfield.
Mya Thwe Thwe Khaing is critically injured after being shot during Myanmar protests.
Linda Scott from Oxford discusses women's roles in the economy and the DoubleX economy concept.
Women celebrate a festival in Papua New Guinea, dancing around sacred tambaranes.
Women in Dhaka's garment industry gain financial independence amid societal challenges.
Yuka, a woolly mammoth from Russia, arrives in Japan after being discovered three years ago.
World leaders, including Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron, address the Amazon wildfires crisis.
A catfish measuring eight feet nine inches and weighing 280 pounds is caught and released in the Po River, marking a record for rod and reel fishing.
U.S. spy satellite images reveal Tell Brak, the oldest city, in the Middle East.
Mr Matthew Crocker explains the head transplant procedure at St George's Hospital.
Orkney uses strong winds to produce hydrogen for ferries, cutting emissions and pollution.
A futuristic vessel docks in London after circumnavigating the globe using solar power.
Desert locusts threaten agriculture in the Horn of Africa and Arabian Peninsula.
Brits favor a sugar tax, but evidence shows mixed results on health impacts.
Scientists in Seoul, South Korea, offer a $100,000 pet cloning service with ethical concerns.
Xi Jinping's London visit aims to secure major investment deals for Britain.
Leslie Hook visits a Xinjiang village powered entirely by an off-grid solar project.
Jonathan Watts visits Yasuni to support efforts to protect its rich biodiversity from oil extraction.
Norway's oil fund plans to increase property investments and considers infrastructure mandates.
Crystal and Jackie Gray showcase their skills in baiting crocodiles on Mighty Cruise Ships.
Microworks partners with Hermès to create luxurious fungus materials for fashion.
Many Americans support permanent daylight saving time, with Florida and California leading the charge.
