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The narrator transitions from traditional farming to cricket farming, inspired by experiences in Montana and Norway.
A team of scientists and drone pilots embarks on a ten-mile round trip across treacherous terrain to study the melting of Vatnajökull glacier.
Satellites are vital for our survival on this planet and monitoring Earth's resources.
Wind and solar power are examined as vital renewable energy sources through global initiatives and technologies, particularly in Germany and the United States, amid climate change challenges.
Wolves in the Canadian Arctic roam up to 1,000 square miles in search of prey while facing off against polar bears in a harsh environment.
The nomadic women of Mauritania share their experiences living in the Sahara, where desertification threatens their traditional way of life.
One ton of coal from the North Antelope Rochelle Mine produces 3,700 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, raising concerns about climate change.
A hydrogen-powered ship, developed by the Norwegian company PowerCell, embarks on a six-year voyage to demonstrate sustainable maritime technology.
Three members of the Yes Men infiltrate a liquefied natural gas summit to challenge the industry's claims of being a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels.
80-year-old Sue Parfitt faces a two-month suspended sentence for blocking a highway in protest against government inaction on climate change.
Pearl Modiadie engages with the filmmakers of BBC Earth’s wildlife series, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, which examines the natural forces sustaining life on Earth.
Bill Burr humorously suggests sinking cruise ships to address environmental concerns.
One in five of the world's 2,000 largest publicly listed companies committed to net zero emissions targets as of last year.
John Oliver offers evidence to dispel the myth of climate change in this brief segment.
John Oliver discusses alarming climate change reports and public skepticism in America.
Temperatures in Greenland soared more than 40 degrees above average, causing nearly half of the ice sheet to begin melting during a warm spell.
Grinka Östenglåarg debates climate change with Conan and Andy Richter in a comedic setting.
Tourism in Antarctica harms the environment; consider visiting Alaska instead.
John Oliver critiques CNN's doomsday video produced by Ted Turner for its somber tone.
Over 24,000 pounds of garbage were removed from Mount Everest during a cleanup expedition, raising concerns about the mountain's environmental impact.
Flula Borg discusses his Flu Anthropy initiative to combat climate change on Conan.
If current emission trends continue, the world will exceed critical carbon budget limits in about 20 years, leading to severe climate consequences.
Bernie Sanders discusses his campaign against Hillary Clinton and the focus on real issues over emails.
In Mongolia's Tsakhir Valley, herders face challenges during the harsh Iron Winter.
Puerto Rico faces a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria and neglect from Wall Street.
Greta Thunberg criticizes world leaders at the UN climate summit, including Trump and Merkel.
Just Stop Oil activists disrupt operations in Essex to protest fossil fuel production.
Helen and her family fight against the Keystone XL pipeline in Nebraska.
A slimy floating mass of yellowish white sea snot threatens Turkey's marine life and fishing industry.
Indigo Rumbolo discusses Just Stop Oil's protests and the urgent climate crisis in the UK.
Southern Europe faces a severe heat wave with temperatures surpassing 40 degrees Celsius.
Texas experiences record-breaking cold with temperatures dropping to minus 20 degree centigrade.
Northeast India and Bangladesh are experiencing severe flooding from heavy monsoon rains, displacing millions and causing at least nine fatalities.
The video summarizes 2013's weather systems, showing large swirls and storm flows.
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reach a trade agreement in Osaka.
The 2024 European Parliament Election will shape the future of EU policies and governance, influencing member states and their citizens.
Wealthy countries face scrutiny for their role in climate change and deepening inequality.
Morocco builds the world's largest solar power plant for a greener future and sustainable initiatives.
A family returns to their Houston home post-Hurricane Harvey, grateful yet heartbroken over their loss.
Betsy Southerland discusses her challenges at the EPA under Scott Pruitt after her July retirement.
Fierce lightning storms illuminate the skies over Oklahoma, showcasing the raw power of nature and the potential for devastating tornadoes.
Cyclone Fani hits Odisha, prompting over a million evacuations and extensive disaster response.
The first video from History Time and Voices of the Past launches on May 9th, exciting viewers.
The World Bank backs carbon pricing, influencing companies like Royal DSM to adapt investments.
Pleistocene Park in Siberia features a Russian geophysicist's plan to restore Ice Age ecosystems by reintroducing extinct species to combat climate change.
The United States' nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands threaten the Pacific Ocean's safety.
Emmanuela Shinta fights wildfires in Kalimantan by monitoring air quality and raising funds.
Climate crusaders in Australia and Germany respond to a harsh crackdown on activism efforts.
