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Big Oil companies like ExxonMobil and Shell covered up global warming truths for decades.
Bill Clinton reflects on his relationship with John McCain, highlighting their collaboration on U.S.-Vietnam relations and bipartisan efforts on climate change.
Ethanol plants in Iowa consume 17 million bushels of corn annually, driving up prices and impacting food costs worldwide.
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.
In Malaysian Borneo's Sabah region, local fishermen are resorting to illegal explosive fishing methods due to declining fish stocks and environmental concerns.
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.
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.
Over 300,000 people have been relocated from the Gobi Desert as it expands by 1,000 square kilometers each year, forcing families to leave their ancestral homes.
Students in Brussels demand climate action, highlighting Europe's struggle to meet pollution goals.
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.
Economic degrowth is examined through insights from economists and case studies in France and Germany, questioning the necessity of continuous growth for societal prosperity.
18 million hectares burned during Canada's record forest fire season in 2023, displacing 200,000 people and leaving lasting damage to ecosystems.
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.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is examined for its potential to help industries like steel and cement achieve net zero emissions amid ongoing climate challenges.
Russia's actions in Ukraine threaten nuclear safety at Chernobyl and Zaporizhzhia power plants.
Activists in Paris face house arrest during COP21, highlighting government repression of dissent.
110 world leaders gather at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to discuss urgent actions needed to address the climate crisis.
Climate Change highlights the political problem posed by environmental disasters worldwide.
One degree of warming has accelerated in the Arctic, threatening ecosystems and prompting urgent calls for protection against oil drilling.
Climate change threatens Napa's vineyards, impacting wine production and food supply.
Fish populations in Lake Malawi have dropped by 90% over the last 20 years, pushing some women to exchange sex for fish to survive.
Rising sea levels threaten Newtok, Alaska, as residents face imminent displacement this century.
Climate change is causing crop failures among the Rarámuri of northern Mexico, leading many to turn to drug cartels for survival by smuggling drugs across the border.
John Vidal reports from La Paz on Bolivians facing daily climate change impacts.
Lake Enriquillo expands, displacing residents and highlighting climate change in the Caribbean.
Increasing coal demand in Europe, driven by reduced Russian oil and gas imports, exacerbates environmental degradation in Colombia's Cerrejón mining region and impacts local communities.
1 million species are at risk of extinction by 2050, prompting researchers in Shropshire to freeze horse semen and explore cloning to save endangered animals.
Coca production in the triple border region of Peru, Colombia, and Brazil increased by 73% from 2012 to 2013, raising concerns among local authorities.
Porter Ranch residents face health risks from the Aliso Canyon gas leak in California.
Over 12,000 people have been displaced since coal mining began on the Navajo Nation, raising concerns about environmental and health impacts.
Plans for 55 dams along the Mekong River threaten to alter the lives of over 60 million people who depend on its waters for transport and food.
David Attenborough warns of an impending American Dark Ages due to climate change denial.
Cape Town South Africa faces a water crisis, with residents adapting to severe restrictions.
Tom Heap discusses tree planting failures in Cambridgeshire and a rewilding project in Kent.
Marli Yontep Krikati leads Amazon forest guardians against illegal loggers in Brazil.
Europe suffers from extreme heat, wildfires, and record temperatures from southern Spain to northern Britain.
New mining operations are being established around Australia to extract critical minerals.
Vegas Tenold visits Atlanta to discuss the impact of terrorism laws on activism and free speech.
Dhaka's population has surged from 200,000 to 15 million in 30 years, driven largely by climate-related migration and environmental disasters.
Since 2021, the Central Valley has seen a significant increase in dry wells, with many residents relying on domestic wells that are now running out of water.
Teenagers continue to ignore sun safety, leading to rising skin cancer cases among young people.
In Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, air pollution levels exceed 100 times the accepted limit, leading to a severe public health crisis.
Demand for lithium is projected to surge by 75-fold, with the lithium-ion battery market expected to exceed $100 billion by 2027.
