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India faces extreme heat this year, impacting slums in New Delhi and Northwestern India.
In the Jharia coal fields of India, uncontrolled coal fires and child labor highlight the severe human and environmental costs of the country's economic growth.
Borneo's orangutans face extinction as deforestation for palm oil and mining devastates their habitat, prompting local communities to fight for conservation efforts.
Iran faces a chronic water crisis as lakes and groundwater reserves threaten to run dry.
Iraq faces severe water shortages threatening ancient Mesopotamian marshes and livelihoods.
Advocates debate if capitalism is compatible with climate action and economic growth.
Justin Trudeau's government plans to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline and its expansion for $4.5 billion, facing strong opposition from First Nations and eco-activists.
Ten years later, Fukushima, Japan, still faces the impact of the nuclear disaster and population decline.
Justin Trudeau discusses middle-class anxiety and climate change in Canada amid Trump's rise.
Bren Smith promotes kelp farming as a solution to climate change and ocean health.
Communities in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska react to the revived Keystone XL pipeline project.
Local ranchers and tribal leaders oppose the Keystone XL pipeline in South Dakota.
Lake Enriquillo in the Dominican Republic faces severe environmental degradation due to the black market charcoal trade, exacerbated by climate change and economic challenges.
Naomi Klein argues climate change can drive positive change, citing Wall Street and Fukushima.
Extinction Rebellion paralyzes London with protests and blocks five bridges over the Thames.
Rachel Silverstein advocates for mangroves in Miami to protect the community from climate change.
The Mapuche face threats to their sacred Tolhuaca volcano from construction plans in Chile.
Conservative lobbyists, including Jacob Abel, push for climate action among Republicans.
Recent megafires in Brazil threaten endangered species and wetlands, highlighting conservation efforts.
Five million cows in New Zealand contribute to the dairy industry's status as the country's biggest polluter, raising concerns about food security and environmental impact.
Farmers in the Klamath Basin face a water crisis threatening their existence and salmon populations.
Ukraine endures a second night of Russian drone strikes on Odessa, impacting grain exports.
Oregon residents face ongoing challenges after losing homes in the 2020 Labor Day fires.
In Karachi, Pakistan, millions faced severe water shortages in 2016 due to climate change and mismanagement, forcing families to buy water at exorbitant prices.
Bacchus Wilson Panyonnoh and Lee Sworh debate palm oil's impact in Liberia's forests.
A family fled their burning town with two cars nearly empty, driving through thick smoke that made it impossible to see in front of them.
Militant activists attack scientists and destroy labs while questioning the peak oil crisis.
Poland faces EU legal action over logging in Białowieża Forest amid strained relations.
More than 130 world leaders gather in Paris for COP21, while thousands of activists protest against a state of emergency that bans demonstrations.
Sixty-four people died and over 480 houses were destroyed when a wildfire swept through central Portugal on 17 June 2017.
Germany's budget crisis hinders climate goals amid emergency spending freeze and legal rulings.
More than half of Texas is experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions, forcing ranchers to sell cattle they can no longer afford to care for.
Ironton, Louisiana, struggles to recover from Hurricane Ida's devastation in 2021.
Ordinary people stop playing by the rules to join Extinction Rebellion for climate justice.
Jakarta is unliveable and choked with pollution, prompting a $45 billion new city project in Indonesia.
Exxon shifts from climate research to denial, impacting public perception and policy.
The Prime Minister's $16bn gas deal sparks violent protests in Papua New Guinea.
Sea levels could rise between 50 centimeters to 1 meter within the next 50 to 100 years, potentially displacing over 5 million people in Egypt.
In Romania, illegal logging by the so-called 'Timber Mafia' threatens the last virgin forests in Europe, prompting EU legal action against the government.
Russia's Sakhalin Island holds an estimated one billion barrels of crude oil and half a trillion cubic meters of gas, raising concerns over environmental impacts.
An £18 billion nuclear power plant project at Hinkley Point in Somerset receives government approval, prompting local youth to discuss their future careers.
Scientists link Hurricane Harvey and California fires to climate change through rapid studies.
More than 250 additional turbines are planned for installation in Scotland's My Gen project, which aims to harness tidal energy for over a quarter of a million homes.
Miami Beach and Atlantic City face severe flooding due to rising sea levels in South Florida.
Unemployment in Senegal runs at nearly 50%, driving many to pursue laamb wrestling as a means of survival and a path to fame.
In August 2017, torrential rain triggered a devastating mudslide in Regent, near Freetown, Sierra Leone, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction.
Wildfires devastate Turkey and southern Europe, with flames spreading within minutes.
Students at a university construct a solar-powered plane from scratch in an effort to set a national endurance record, highlighting renewable energy's potential.
