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California faces severe water challenges as Lake Mead's levels drop to 38% capacity.
Kilauea, the world's longest erupting volcano, has been active since 1983 and recently began erupting again, prompting reflection among local communities.
Angola's oil revenue fuels corruption instead of development, impacting its children deeply.
Residents in the treme neighborhood protest the city hall move, fearing cultural loss.
Rebecca Meade interviews Amy Smith about technology solutions in Haiti, Senegal, and Ghana.
Melanie Harwood aims to place a United Nations climate change teacher in every school worldwide, creating what she calls an army of Greta Thunbergs.
93% of animal experiments fail to translate to human applications, prompting nearly two-thirds of people to support phasing out animal testing.
Almost a third of Jakarta will be lost to the sea within the next 20 years if no action is taken to address extensive groundwater extraction and poor maintenance.
Argentina's lithium reserves face threats from mining, impacting Indigenous communities and ecosystems.
Six months into Russia's attack, Ukraine targets deep into Russian-occupied territory.
India is the largest importer of asbestos, a toxic substance linked to cancer and death.
88,000 people evacuated Fort McMurray as a wildfire engulfed the city, leaving many to confront the loss of homes and livelihoods.
Current estimates put the number of nesting female green sea turtles at just a few hundred worldwide, as they face extinction from hunting and habitat loss.
It takes about 12,000 bananas to find a single seed, raising concerns about the long-term viability of the Cavendish banana as a monoculture crop.
Thousands of street vendors in Bangkok face eviction as the city enforces a ban on street food to reclaim sidewalk space for pedestrians.
The Batwa face challenges after being removed from their land for gorilla tourism.
Bayer Group faces scrutiny over insecticides harming bee populations worldwide.
Martin Adler reports on the Aceh Rebels after the tsunami in Indonesia's devastated Aceh.
Now President Biden must decide on a battery dispute affecting American automakers.
Biden Administration flies migrants from Texas to San Diego to expel them back to Mexico.
Over the past hundred years, the number of black-owned farms in America has dropped more than 95 percent due to systemic inequalities in farm loans.
Oil production in Eddy and Lea counties generated approximately $3.5 billion in 2019 and 2020, making the industry vital to New Mexico's economy.
The illegal wildlife trade, fueled by demand in East Asia and operating through a complex global supply chain, threatens endangered species like rhinos in Kruger National Park.
Big Oil companies like ExxonMobil and Shell covered up global warming truths for decades.
Ethanol plants in Iowa consume 17 million bushels of corn annually, driving up prices and impacting food costs worldwide.
Over 80% of Limpopo's agricultural land is claimed by white farmers, complicating efforts by Black communities to reclaim their ancestral land.
Residents adapt to Lake Enriquillo's rising waters and the black-market charcoal trade.
Cobalt from The Democratic Republic of Congo raises ethical concerns for renewable technologies.
Morgan Junction is a rugged four-hour drive south of Bougainville's capital, where the self-proclaimed King Minku operates a new banking system amid ongoing tensions.
Dr. Elliot Pelman, a rheumatologist, leads NFL's brain injury committee despite lacking expertise.
A bus damaged a cable in July 2020, leaving a resident without internet access for two weeks during the pandemic.
On June 30, 2021, the village of Lytton burned to the ground as residents watched their homes engulfed in flames amid record-breaking heat.
Baton Rouge faces historic flooding as the community unites for rescue efforts after a shooting.
Los Angeles has spent more than $1.5 billion to control dust pollution from Owens Lake, which dried up after water was diverted to the city.
Illegal logging in Cameroon threatens forests and the economy, impacting local communities.
Vested interests have obstructed climate action for thirty years by manipulating public perception and undermining scientific research, as highlighted in this investigation.
Whitehaven, a town in Cumbria, faces a critical decision as it considers plans for a new coal mine, the first approved in Britain in 30 years.
Students in Brussels demand climate action, highlighting Europe's struggle to meet pollution goals.
In Ciudad Real, Spain, Eberdrola's green hydrogen plant utilizes solar energy to produce hydrogen and ammonia, aiming to support a net-zero future.
Every single minute, two truckloads of plastic are dumped into rivers and seas globally.
Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund has grown to about $900 billion, equating to roughly $170,000 for each citizen, raising questions about the future of its oil dependency.
More than 700 brains have been collected with consent for research aimed at addressing trauma in the black community in Baltimore.
Barbuda faces potential exploitation as Prime Minister Gaston Browne leases land for development.
28 EU ships are currently allowed to fish off the coast of Sao Tome and Principe, with each capable of catching 200 tons of fish a day.
Biden publicly said tonight the U.S. will end the oil industry by 2035, alarming workers.
Alberta's oil bonanza faces controversy over environmental impacts and economic benefits.
George Monbiot travels to the source of the Thames to analyze how agricultural practices and climate change exacerbate flooding in the UK.
Residents of Cape Town are limited to 50 litres of water per day as the city approaches the possibility of running out of water entirely.
