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The global electric commercial vehicle market was valued at $71.04 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $145.01 billion by 2031.
Twelve pig barns burned down in just three months, causing millions in damages and killing thousands of hogs across North America.
Chronic disease rates are rising as modern lifestyles lead to increased sitting and decreased physical activity among many adults.
Residents in Morocco raise health concerns over phosphate fertilizer production's impact.
Social media platforms like Facebook drive the illegal exotic animal trade today.
Over 750 deaths have been reported due to extreme weather events linked to climate change, prompting urgent calls for action against fossil fuel dependency.
Kesha discusses her experiences diving with hammerhead sharks in the Galapagos and her commitment to shark conservation during a podcast with Luke Tipple.
Venture capital investment in the US fell to $15 billion a year in 2011, down from $30 billion annually before the economic downturn.
Paris, the Luxury Capital of the World, faces growing dissatisfaction among its residents today.
Global CO2 emissions from transport account for nearly a quarter of all emissions, raising concerns about climate action and sustainability efforts.
Every single family in a featured tribe suffers from cancers and cardiovascular diseases linked to environmental pollution.
More than 90% of gold's origin remains uncertain, contributing to environmental pollution and human rights abuses in the Amazon.
The Sasak people protest against tourism development threatening their Mandalika homeland.
Three family estates remain on the Pomerol plateau, as wealthy investors increasingly buy up vineyards in the Bordeaux region.
For every barrel of oil produced in the Permian Basin, three to five barrels of toxic wastewater are generated, contributing to environmental hazards.
30 to 60 mph winds with gusts up to 80 mph are expected during one of Southern California's worst fire seasons on record.
Nearly 40 percent of CO2 emissions come from oil, which dominates transportation, according to insights shared by panelists on climate change.
A carrot that travels 3,000 miles to reach a supermarket is less flavorful and carries a long-term cost to the environment, according to chef Dan Barber.
A 13-story condo collapses during a demolition in Miami, resulting in a worker's death.
Venice's flood defence project faces critical design flaws and delays, risking the city's future.
Glenn Turner, an environmental officer, was shot twice by landowner Ian Turnbull while investigating illegal land clearing in New South Wales.
The Hernando DeSoto Bridge in Memphis, carrying 60,000 vehicles daily, faces a critical threat due to a catastrophic crack in its steel structure.
A peaceful Bali holiday turns chaotic when a monsoon causes a flood in their hotel room.
In a quiet German town, a massive sinkhole swallows a building, prompting investigations into the underground caves and unstable geology that contributed to the disaster.
Scientists are looking into extending human life and discussing aging research advancements.
A hidden tunnel system in Chicago floods, causing billions in damage, while a brutal storm devastates England's coast, illustrating the risks of engineering failures.
Martin Decker's murder in Birkenhead links to the Norwich cat killer in a chilling hate crime.
Over 1 million people in Gaza have fled their homes due to continuous bombing, with many now living in makeshift shelters near hospitals.
Massive protests in Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium mine in the Jadar Valley highlight the conflict between economic development and environmental preservation.
A 500-year flood in July 1993 caused the Mississippi River to rise above 32 feet, displacing thousands and leading to James Scott's life sentence for breaching a levee.
Chut Wutty fights illegal logging in Cambodia before being tragically shot dead.
In Ghana, local chocolatiers are creating high-quality chocolate from bean to bar, aiming to reclaim cocoa production and highlight the country's role in the industry.
The Libyan coast guard poses significant threats to migrants attempting to reach Europe, highlighting the ongoing crisis faced by asylum seekers in the Mediterranean.
Shepherd Giannis Tsiboukas confronts the destruction from wildfires in Evia, Greece.
The Great Salt Lake has lost about 750 square miles of surface area, creating severe challenges for brine shrimpers and local wildlife.
11% of the British population is foreign born, a fact noted by a Green Party leader during discussions at the party's annual conference.
More than 5 million people have fled Ukraine as refugees since the start of the war, with many now returning to rebuild their country.
The Colorado River faces a crisis as drought and climate change lead to severe water shortages.
70 percent of Koreans no longer eat dog, reflecting a significant shift in attitudes toward the dog meat industry and animal rights.
Joseph Oleshangay fights to protect the Maasai from eviction near Serengeti National Park.
A quarter bunny chow, a local dish consisting of a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry, is a highlight of the taxi driver's tour in Durban.
Resmaa Menakem's 2017 book on racialized trauma reached the New York Times bestseller list following George Floyd's murder in 2020.
Over 1,000 rhinos were poached in South Africa in 2013, marking a dramatic increase in illegal hunting that continues to threaten the species.
Ari Fongsaten faces fear and loss in Thailand's coastal villages after the Tsunami.
10,000 years is the estimated time it took 'Oumuamua to cross the solar system, leading Harvard professor Avi Loeb to suggest it may be an artificial object.
56 meters is the planned width for new shipping channels in the Amazon, raising concerns among local communities about their future and livelihoods.
Vivek Shandas highlights how neighborhood design affects children's health and education.
The North River tunnel, built in 1910, requires a $13 billion overhaul, with costs increasing by over $1 million each day it remains unaddressed.
