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The Syr Darya, a nearly 3,000-kilometer river flowing from Kyrgyzstan through Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, remains the last source of water for the dwindling Aral Sea.
Three Greenlandic women share their experiences as hunters, activists, and tattoo artists, highlighting their pride in Inuit identity amid pressing societal changes.
Grindavik, a town in southern Iceland, faces ongoing challenges as residents choose to remain despite the dangers posed by six volcanic eruptions and government evacuation orders.
Six young Canadians in Fort McMurray face the aftermath of wildfires that destroyed homes and disrupted their lives in a city reliant on oil.
Ocean circulation has significantly declined since the 1950s, raising concerns among scientists about potential climate consequences linked to human activities.
Pete Seeger reflects on his pivotal role in launching the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater project, aimed at cleaning up New York's Hudson River through grassroots activism.
In West Africa, illegal fishing threatens marine life, while in Thailand and Haiti, activists like Andrew Hewett and David Katz implement innovative solutions to combat climate change and plastic pollution.
Climate change and drought are increasing fire risks in Europe's national parks, exemplified by the 2022 forest fires in Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland National Park.
Almost 75% of all life has been extinguished in a catastrophic event, as survivors face a world transformed by a deadly comet impact.
In Antarctica, the newest generation of polar inhabitants faces extreme temperatures and relentless winds as they adapt to one of the planet's harshest environments.
Two researchers from the Paris Natural History Museum retrace the steps of polar explorer Jean-Baptiste Charcot in Greenland, examining Arctic marine life and climate change impacts.
Paradise, California, devastated by the Camp Fire in November 2018, lost 18,000 buildings and 85 lives, highlighting the ongoing challenges of wildfire recovery.
In the Anthropocene epoch, Simon Beaulieu's film essay explores humanity's response to climate change and information overload through a sensory experience.
In Louisiana, Indigenous women like Cherri Foytlin and Sharon Lavigne mobilize against fossil fuel companies to protect their land and way of life.
Extinction rates are now comparable to those of the greatest mass extinction in Earth's history, driven by human activity and environmental impact.
Dr. Jennifer Gardy tests popular weather myths, examining the science behind storms, lightning, and snow through experiments and expert insights.
In Peru's Amazon rainforest, illegal gold mining led by biologist Enrique Ortiz and journalists Ron Haviv and Donovan Webster results in severe environmental destruction.
Climate change is increasing the risk of wildfires in Europe, prompting experts to develop innovative firefighting strategies across the continent.
Intensively farmed salmon in Norway's fjords faces a crisis as an outbreak of sea lice threatens both farmed and wild fish populations, prompting collaboration between scientists and anglers.
Wildfires in Alberta and Australia are intensifying due to climate change, prompting researchers and firefighters to study their causes and impacts.
Declining populations of pollinating insects prompt scientists and researchers to explore innovative alternatives like bubble guns to sustain agriculture and biodiversity.
Sustainable water solutions are explored through the efforts of three individuals addressing global water scarcity in an increasingly thirsty world.
An oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico led to extensive environmental and economic repercussions, revealing the interests of key figures like Dean Blanchard and Billy Nungesser.
Increasingly intense wildfires in California and Australia, driven by climate change, highlight the complex relationship between humans and fire throughout history.
Over 3.5 million internally displaced people in Chad face violence and food insecurity as climate change threatens their survival and resources.
In Ireland's Beara Peninsula, the De Ruiter family has cultivated honey bees for 25 years, highlighting the environmental challenges and traditions of beekeeping.
Eighteen-year-old activist Joshua Wright interviews climate scientists and frontline activists to address the environmental crisis facing his generation.
Sasyk Estuary in Southern Ukraine faces an ongoing environmental crisis due to Soviet-era irrigation projects, with eco-activists battling poachers and corrupt officials.
A thousand firefighters mobilized from across Canada to combat a mega fire that destroyed three suburbs in Fort McMurray, Alberta, in May 2016.
In various landscapes around the world, time-lapse photography captures the serene beauty of nature, showcasing Earth's diverse atmospheres and environments.
Gianluca Grimalda, a university researcher, becomes the first employee fired for refusing to fly due to environmental concerns, raising questions about personal sacrifice.
A 90 mile per hour hurricane struck the Jersey Shore in late October 2012, causing widespread flooding and leaving many residents without power.
Two activists, evicted by 20 police officers, continue to fight for the protection of Hambach Forest against deforestation and coal mining expansion.
In the Marshall Islands, residents confront the severe impacts of climate change as rising sea levels threaten their homes and cultural heritage.
Greenland's majestic wildlife and stunning scenery are increasingly threatened by climate change, as explored by Stewart McPherson in his voyage around the island.
Gene-editing technologies are being utilized by scientists globally to enhance food crops, prevent famines, and accelerate reforestation efforts.
An off-grid island village transitions from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources, featuring commentary by Noam Chomsky on the importance of this transformation.
In the last 30 years, the Great Barrier Reef has lost approximately 50% of its coral cover, raising alarms about its future.
The Passive House movement offers innovative building technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and addressing climate change challenges.
Various ecosystems demonstrate the balance between chaos and order, illustrating how human impact and climate change challenge this delicate interplay.
In Western Australia, citizens of Broome and traditional landowners oppose Woodside's plans to build the world's second largest liquefied natural gas plant.
98 knots is the record-breaking wind speed recorded at a weather station in the UK during a severe storm in January 2015.
Hurricane Harvey, a category 4 storm with winds of 130 mph, caused over $125 billion in damage and resulted in more than 100 fatalities in Texas.
173 people died in the Black Saturday firestorm of 2009, which devastated the village of Marysville and surrounding areas in Victoria, Australia.
99% of all species that have ever lived are now extinct, wiped out by global catastrophes that continue to threaten humanity today.
80,000 pounds is the amount the Met Office gambles on accurate weather predictions to help businesses prepare for changing conditions.
The American prairies are examined for their unique wildlife and the critical interdependence between animal life and the fragile environment that sustains them.
The first Americans face existential threats from assimilation efforts in Guatemala and environmental challenges linked to drought and depopulation.
