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Australia's worst fire season devastates New South Wales, claiming thirty-four lives and thousands of homes.
Mr. Bags, or Tao Liang, influences Chinese consumers in the luxury handbag market.
Centerville residents face sewage flooding due to outdated infrastructure and city neglect.
The Nile River is showing alarming signs of drying up, raising urgent concerns about the potential economic devastation for Africa amid global warming.
Dr. Muhammad Ali reports that tide levels in the Maldives are now three to four times higher than they were a century ago, threatening the nation's survival.
Around 500 volunteers in the UK work with Beastwatch to recover escaped and abandoned exotic pets, addressing the challenges of private ownership.
The Calais jungle camp evacuation reveals the struggles of refugees from Sudan and beyond.
In 2021, 33 environmentalists were murdered in Colombia, where protecting nature can lead to deadly consequences for activists like Gonzalo Cardona.
Over 350 jobs will be lost due to the temporary suspension of operations at the Mount Lyell mine in Queenstown, Tasmania.
In March 2005, overfishing in the Pacific Ocean threatens local fishermen's livelihoods and marine ecosystems as corporations target dwindling fish stocks.
In 2004, there were 61 confirmed shark attacks worldwide, with seven resulting in fatalities, while over 50 million sharks were killed that same year.
New Zealand's dairy industry is the country's largest climate emitter, producing more greenhouse gases than the entire transport sector.
Researchers assess white-nose syndrome's impact on bats and the economy in Michigan.
Twenty-three people died in a mass shooting in Texas in August 2019, motivated by an extremist ideology known as eco-fascism.
Damien Gayle reports on Just Stop Oil's efforts to disrupt the UK's fossil fuel network.
Nauru's phosphate reserves once made it wealthy, but now it faces severe poverty and crisis.
At least 70 people were killed during four days of air and drone strikes between India and Pakistan in May 2025, primarily in the disputed region of Kashmir.
An undercover investigator for animal rights groups reveals the brutal conditions animals endure on 'organic' and 'free range' farms across the United States.
The 3D printing market is forecast to triple in size to $44.5 billion between 2022 and 2026, reshaping American manufacturing and supply chains.
Tourists still climb Uluru despite its cultural significance and a warning for viewers.
Mark Dimas leads a diverse church in Little Rock, adapting business strategies for survival.
Nine activists face imprisonment for demanding the UK government fulfill its election pledges to insulate homes and address climate change.
A German Court allows cities to ban heavily polluting diesel cars, affecting Stuttgart and automakers.
Ginger Nunley struggles with flood damage in Panama City, Florida, after hurricanes Michael and Sally.
New York's congestion pricing contrasts with Helsinki's freeway demolition for urban renewal.
Sellafield in Northwest England is Europe's most dangerous nuclear site with serious safety issues.
At least a third of Puerto Rico's population remains without electricity three months after Hurricane Maria destroyed 80% of the island's electric grid.
President Nicolás Maduro approves a referendum to annex Essequibo, sparking tensions with Guyana.
1,400 steelworkers in Indianapolis learn their jobs will move to Mexico, reflecting a broader trend of American companies relocating production abroad.
Retired players sue the NFL over concealed dangers of brain injuries in football.
A team of scientists plans to create a mammoth-like species by replacing 60 or more genes in Asian elephants, with a goal of achieving this by 2027.
James Spann discusses weather education but avoids climate change on air in Alabama.
South Africa has experienced over 3,000 hours without power this year due to rolling blackouts known as load-shedding, affecting daily life and the economy.
Seven out of ten homes on rural tribal lands lack any internet connection, despite nearby access to broadband and cellular services.
Twenty boats remain in Aberdeen's fishing industry, down from 35 just 15 years ago, as locals face economic uncertainty ahead of the 2017 general election.
California dismantles San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant amid rising fossil fuel use and emissions.
The Bonneville Power Administration faces rising attacks threatening power supply in Oregon and Washington.
In 2020, the UK recycled 486,000 tonnes of plastic, yet an estimated 60% of what goes into incinerators is recyclable material.
Legislators in South Dakota and Wyoming reject mandatory beef origin labels amid Brazilian beef's return.
More than half of the people in the western United States now live in areas at high risk for wildfires, according to fire experts.
Ape Rescue shows the threat to orangutans from palm oil plantations in Indonesia.
This DW business special discusses the effectiveness of a price cap on Russian oil.
80% of the public voted to keep the 2004 Hunting Act, which prohibits hunting wild animals with large packs of hounds.
California regulators scramble to make rules addressing marijuana's pesticide problem.
Droughts in major rivers like the Rhine and Yangtze threaten businesses this summer.
Germany's car industry struggles today due to its hesitant embrace of electric vehicles.
Sonia Ramos protests lithium mining in Chile's Atacama Desert, citing environmental destruction.
Thousands of wind turbine blades in Germany will be shredded next year as the country may close more wind farms than it opens annually.
