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Wildfires around Los Angeles have forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate their homes, highlighting the escalating threat of climate change in the region.
Hurricane Irma hits Florida, prompting many Floridians to stay despite evacuation orders.
Hurricane Florence, a category one storm with winds over 90 miles per hour, brings heavy rains and raises flooding concerns in North Carolina.
Hurricane Irma hits Florida, causing dangerous conditions and widespread evacuations.
Hurricane Laura made landfall, causing severe damage in Louisiana and Texas with ongoing risks.
A resident livestreams the destruction of a trailer park on Arnos as a wildfire threatens to consume half the city of Talent, California.
An iceberg the size of Greater London splits from Antarctica's ice shelf and floats away.
Illegal logging threatens Indonesia's vital mangroves, impacting local livelihoods and ecosystems.
Greta Thunberg rebukes leaders for stealing young people's dreams and failing to act on climate.
India's Vikram Lander aims to be the first to land on the Moon's South Pole.
India faces a severe heat wave, with more than a dozen people having died recently.
Bear Grylls guides Prime Minister Narendra Modi through a wildlife sanctuary, where they discuss environmental conservation and Modi's childhood.
Jakarta sinks 25 centimeters every year, risking over 30 million residents in the Indonesian capital.
Severe flooding in Jakarta, Indonesia, caused by heavy rain from two tropical cyclones, highlights the city's struggles with climate change and urban development.
Insect in Dole, France, addresses growing food demand with alternative protein sources.
In May 2016, a crew delivers supplies to evacuation camps and firefighters as Alberta's wildfires devastate Fort McMurray and surrounding neighborhoods.
The Ecuadorian Amazon is a hugely valuable carbon sink facing threats from human activity.
Jeremy Grantham discusses climate change's impact on investors amid Trump's policies.
This week, VICE covers Iran's influence in Iraq after ISIS's defeat and the historical conflict.
Federica addresses the debate on economic growth and its environmental impact this week.
A polar blast disrupts Christmas travel across the United States, causing chaos and power outages.
Italy faces its worst drought in 70 years, affecting agriculture and hydropower.
Janis Robinson discusses the 2010 Bordeaux vintage at Barry in London, highlighting its quality.
A tsunami hits Japan's Sendai after an 8.9 magnitude quake near Tokyo, killing at least eight people.
Jeremy Clarkson becomes the face of The Guardian's fossil fuel divestment campaign.
Storm Ciaran devastates Jersey with hurricane-force winds, causing extensive damage to homes and leaving residents like Iva and Jess in disbelief.
Joaquin Phoenix has been vegan since he was three years old and urges individuals to adopt plant-based diets to combat climate change.
Zoe Cohen defends Just Stop Oil during an interview with Kay Burley on Sky News.
Justdiggit combats sustained droughts in Tanzania by planting trees to restore farming land.
Vice President Kamala Harris visits Accra, Ghana, to strengthen US ties in Africa.
The Karo, an ethnic group in Ethiopia, face threats from drought and conflict with the Mursi.
A solar-powered cargo ebike can travel up to 100 kilometers on a sunny day, providing a sustainable transport option in Nairobi's impoverished neighborhoods.
President Vladimir Zelinski demands more International Aid for flood victims in Kherson, Ukraine.
Kids express anger at parents for inaction on climate change and advocate for solutions.
King Charles hosts a reception with hundreds of guests, including Stella McCartney, ahead of COP27, but does not attend the climate summit in Egypt.
Kuala Lumpur schools close due to smoke from illegal burning in Sumatra, Indonesia.
Diners enjoying meats at London’s James Street learn about lab-grown meat's benefits.
The project aims to release a total of 600,000 seed bombs by August next year to help restore Lebanon's cedar forests.
Liberate Tate protests BP's sponsorship at Tate Modern with a performance called 'Time Piece.'
As lockdown measures lift globally, VICE News highlights the urgent challenges societies face, including economic instability and mental health crises.
The UK's 51st Pride March halts as Just Stop Oil protesters disrupt the event in Piccadilly.
Londyn faces pollution challenges as John Dowd switches to an electric taxi for cleaner transport.
Putin and Lukashenko discuss Wagner Fighters' ambitions to invade Poland in Saint Petersburg.
Manny Pacquiao dedicates his win to Typhoon Haiyan victims in Tacloban, bringing joy to crowds.
Martin Wolf discusses the climate problem and the impact of Donald Trump's Paris Agreement withdrawal.
Record heat fuels devastating wildfires across the Mediterranean and eastern Europe.
The melting Arctic ice fuels climate change and extreme weather events worldwide.
Melting snow poses a serious threat to Tony Beets' gold mining operations.
