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On September 6, 2015, 24-year-old Matt Dawson-Clarke's family learned he died during an ayahuasca retreat in Peru, prompting an investigation into the risks of this unregulated industry.
Hurricane Thomas devastates banana industries in the Windwood Islands, threatening livelihoods.
The Buriganga River faces severe pollution, threatening the community's survival without clean water.
Suriname's rainforest, home to diverse indigenous and bushnegroe cultures, faces exploitation threats from developers, challenging the preservation of its unique heritage.
In Kabul, a group of American hairdressers establishes a beauty school to empower Afghan women through education in cutting, coloring, and perming techniques.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 released 210 million gallons of oil, severely impacting Louisiana fisheries and prompting advocacy from local fisher Kendra Arneson.
On October 17, Tristan Roberts injected himself with an experimental gene therapy in an attempt to cure his HIV after stopping conventional medications.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
Jason Fleming faces challenges as recreational marijuana becomes legal in California.
One in four women in the U.S. face challenges with breastfeeding, often feeling isolated and unsupported in their experiences.
Fifty avocados, intercepted before reaching the landfill, illustrate the wastefulness of food disposal in Leeds as a community initiative provides meals to those in need.
Two Japanese activists face a possible 10-year prison sentence for exposing corruption in the country's scientific whaling program.
Jonathan Watts reports from Inner Mongolia on a coal project impacting greenhouse emissions.
In 2012, China Railway Dien Chao Engineering signed a 42 million US dollar deal to improve water and sanitation infrastructure in Zanzibar.
$1 million in dark money contributions fueled one of the most expensive midterm races in American history in West Virginia's Third District.
Over 4 million acres burned in California during the 2020 wildfire season, more than double the previous record set just two years earlier.
66,000 elephants roam Zimbabwe, where the debate over culling and hunting intensifies as their population grows faster than that of humans.
Ye Jialin helps care for more than 30,000 stranded pets in Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak.
Since 2008, crude oil transported by rail in North America has increased by more than 4,000%, raising safety concerns among local officials and communities.
Shelbyville, Tennessee, hosts the largest walking horse show each year, where the controversial Big Lick gait is achieved through the use of artificial devices.
In five years, the Three Gorges Dam will flood the Yangtze River valley, leaving only the mountaintops visible above the water.
400 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea has shrunk by 16 meters in the past 40 years, raising concerns about its future and environmental health.
Three-quarters of all Americans are so financially strained that their monthly income is insufficient to cover their debts and basic living expenses.
Karen and Teddy Sadaka discuss the decline of New York's garment district and its workforce changes.
Most people misunderstand the process of old clothes donations and their actual distribution.
Shrimps, once luxury goods, now face environmental issues in Thailand's aquaculture industry.
The Colorado River faces a crisis due to megadrought and climate change affecting water supplies.
Checks from the oil industry in North Dakota now reach up to $220,000, raising concerns about government oversight and environmental safety.
More than 20 daily newspapers now circulate in Myanmar, reflecting the country's shift towards political liberalization and economic growth.
Every year, thousands of Sub-Saharan Africans face brutality in Morocco while seeking Europe.
Supermarkets waste edible food while blaming customers and producers for the issue.
A court injunction from Sheffield City Council threatens peaceful protesters with bankruptcy and imprisonment as they fight to save local trees.
Residents of cockpit country resist bauxite mining threatening their land and heritage.
Australia's koalas face extinction; a zoo starts a genome bank to save them from Chlamydia.
Forty thousand evacuees from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo were unknowingly exposed to toxic waste at a former U.S. military base, leading to severe health issues.
Carol Haefliger's report examines the ethics of wildlife photography and its practices.
Paul Greenberg investigates what fish to eat for health and sustainability in this FRONTLINE special.
One-third of residents in South Memphis lack access to an automobile, making it difficult to reach the nearest supermarket, which is over two miles away.
Sacha Biazzo exposes the Eco Mafia's corruption in Italy's waste disposal services.
Residents in Japan refuse to leave the radiation zone after the Fukushima disaster.
Wuda faces severe pollution from coal fires, impacting health and the environment.
The Chorabari Glacier has been melting at double its usual rate for the past decade, threatening water supplies for 500 million people dependent on the Ganges.
One third of the DNA in some frozen food products sold in Ireland was found to be horse, leading to a widespread scandal over food labeling and animal welfare.
In Garden Valley, California, hotshot firefighter Ben Strong prepares for deployment to the North Complex Fire, reflecting on the increasing scale of wildfires.
Since 2020, over 500 children have been trafficked in India, with many cases linked to the devastation caused by climate change in the Sunderbans.
Last year, American wild ginseng exports were worth $27 million, driven by high demand in traditional Chinese medicine and diminishing supply.
Punjabi and Sikh Americans rally in San Francisco to support Indian farmers protesting new laws.
1,800 policemen gather in Rinconada to destroy illegal gold mining platforms at Pampa Blanca, 15,000 feet above sea level, amid environmental concerns.
