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A court injunction from Sheffield City Council threatens peaceful protesters with bankruptcy and imprisonment as they fight to save local trees.
Patagonia's glaciers, particularly the Perito Moreno glacier, face significant threats from climate change, with local communities raising concerns over hydroelectric dams' impacts.
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.
Since 2020, over 500 children have been trafficked in India, with many cases linked to the devastation caused by climate change in the Sunderbans.
1,800 policemen gather in Rinconada to destroy illegal gold mining platforms at Pampa Blanca, 15,000 feet above sea level, amid environmental concerns.
In Kenya, escalating tensions among herdsmen, farmers, and poachers arise as the Horn of Africa faces its worst drought in 40 years.
Timmy Covi helps clean up the Taylor Energy oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, America's longest-running spill.
Climate change, the Covid pandemic, and the war in Ukraine significantly threaten global food security, particularly for countries dependent on Ukrainian wheat.
Sustainable shopping practices by discounters and fashion chains raise questions about the authenticity of eco-friendly products and the prevalence of greenwashing.
Nearly $2 billion in federal funding for Hurricane Sandy recovery remains largely unallocated, leaving many residents without the means to rebuild their homes.
A $16 billion plan to export natural gas from Papua New Guinea has sparked protests among local landowners who fear exploitation of their resources.
In July 2001, Soviet leaders' actions lead to the Aral Sea's environmental disaster.
Participants simulate climate negotiations with the Honorable Donald J. Trump representing the U.S.
The United States tested 67 nuclear bombs in the Marshall Islands, including the Bravo shot, which was a thousand times greater than Hiroshima.
Mount Vernon, New York faces a sewage crisis impacting residents' health and homes.
Kiribati, a nation of 115,000 people, faces the imminent threat of disappearing due to rising sea levels caused by climate change.
Human interference with the environment raises ethical questions about the feasibility of geo-engineering as a solution to the climate crisis.
Over five million cattle in California consume nearly half of the state's water supply, prompting a satirical campaign to skip showers for beef.
After Hurricanes Eta and Iota devastate their Guatemalan hometown, a family faces dangers from cartels and corrupt authorities while migrating to the U.S.
Micah and 15 others sue Montana for failing to protect their environment from fossil fuels.
$22 billion a year from oil sands development flows into the Canadian government, reflecting the deep ties between wealth, power, and environmental degradation.
Four young women, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, lead the fight for climate change legislation.
Yellowstone National Park faces increasing threats from reckless tourist behavior, as documented by Jen Minyard and Lisa Cords on their Facebook page highlighting dangerous actions.
Cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly in Kolwezi, raises significant health concerns as it fuels the global demand for electric vehicles.
Activists from ATTAC closed off a major French bank during COP21, unfurling a banner that read 'tax evasion zone' to protest hidden funds for climate action.
The Dan River spill reveals the dangers of coal ash and its impact on North Carolina's water supply.
The Dongria Kondh tribe fights against Vedanta Resources to protect their sacred lands.
Adams County faces job losses and economic decline due to the closure of power stations.
The Okefenokee Swamp faces threats from mining due to environmental rollbacks by the Trump administration.
In the 1990s, the fossil fuel industry employed public relations tactics to create doubt about climate change, significantly influencing environmental discourse.
A humanitarian emergency in southern Ukraine follows the Kakhovka dam's destruction by Russia.
In Central America's Dry Corridor, extreme weather conditions driven by climate change are forcing farmers to migrate, often falling prey to drug cartels and smugglers.
Farmers in the Netherlands use innovative methods to produce more food with less water.
Water has been the lifeblood of the planet for billions of years, but human activity is fundamentally disrupting its natural cycle.
California faces severe flooding and raging wildfires, threatening lives on Live Oak Road.
Greenland has enough ice to raise sea levels by 25 feet if it all melted today, posing a significant threat to coastal communities worldwide.
Scientists have charted greenhouse gas levels as far back as 800,000 years, revealing current concentrations are the highest ever recorded.
80 million tons of ice are lost each day from Greenland's glaciers, impacting the lives and culture of its residents.
Residents in Lumberton, North Carolina, prepare for severe flooding from Hurricane Florence.
More than a million people in Ethiopia died from drought and famine in the 1980s, prompting efforts to improve weather forecasting in vulnerable communities.
An ecologist reflects on 25 years of documenting ecosystem decline, highlighting the impact of mountain pine beetles and climate change on forests and glaciers.
The G20, representing about 80 percent of global emissions, must commit to carbon neutrality to address the climate crisis, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
A Danish eco-terrorist, wanted for burning down two oil refineries, complicates the Journeyman team's efforts to secure a missing film for French TV.
Hundreds of thousands of listeners engage with "Lo Que Haces Cuenta," a podcast addressing climate change in accessible episodes for Spanish speakers in Latin America.
Australia's worst fire season devastates New South Wales, claiming thirty-four lives and thousands of homes.
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.
