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Veronica Kronvall faces health issues and property loss due to fracking in north Texas.
More than four tons of gold are exported from French Guyana each year, much of it illegally mined, contributing to environmental destruction in the Amazon.
Greenwashing highlights corporate deception amid the urgent climate crisis and seeks solutions.
The Q'eqchi Maya community fights against Solway's pollution and repression in Guatemala.
Children play in a toxic playground made of asbestos tailings in Roro Village, where respiratory diseases have emerged decades after mining ceased.
Brazil's illegal gold mining in protected Kayapo territory poses serious health risks to local communities while supplying nearly half of the country's gold trade.
A train from New York City carrying sewage causes a foul smell in an Alabama town.
The Navy poisons drinking water in Hawai‘i, displacing thousands after a fuel leak.
A citizen submitted 297 complaints about idling vehicles in New York City, earning $9,000 from fines imposed on violators.
Tens of thousands of farmworkers in Costa Rica claim they became sterile after exposure to the pesticide DBCP, which U.S. companies continued to use despite a ban.
Illegal wildlife trafficking in Peru's Amazon jungle exploits endangered species like monkeys and crocodiles, revealing corruption and urgent conservation needs.
Japan has exceeded its legal limit by plundering an extra 178,000 tons of Southern bluefin tuna, valued between $6 billion and $8 billion.
Fifteen men surrounded a journalist in Sunamganj while he documented illegal sand mining, a practice linked to violence and environmental degradation.
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.
India suffers from polluted landscapes and poisoned workers due to Europe's cotton demand.
The sand mafia in India plunders beaches and riverbeds, causing severe environmental damage.
In Indonesia, children are increasingly targeted by global tobacco companies, leading to widespread smoking and hazardous labor in tobacco harvesting for major UK cigarette brands.
Between 2014 and 2020, the European Union allocated 318.2 million Euros for waste management in Romania, yet significant issues persist.
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.
Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni salt flat holds the world's largest lithium deposit, crucial for the growing demand for electric vehicle batteries.
Louisiana faces a nutria invasion, threatening wetlands and prompting a state bounty program.
Forty percent of the world's ships are flagged in former US colonies, allowing wealthy owners to bypass regulations and minimize costs.
Mexico's illicit exotic pet trade has evolved from a niche market for drug lords to a widespread obsession, leading to dangerous ownership practices and the rescue of big cats in Culiacan.
A man faces a potential five-year prison sentence for attempting to smuggle narcotics concealed in dolls bought in Brazil.
The Vosso river faces extinction threats due to salmon farming practices by Mowi.
In June 2013, a massive explosion on a Shell pipeline near Bodo spilled thousands of barrels of oil into the swamps, revealing deep corruption in the industry.
In March 1999, Nigeria's oil communities demand accountability for pollution and exploitation.
In Philadelphia, environmental activists like Sonya Sanders and Carol White unite to ensure the closure of the East Coast's largest oil refinery for good.
31 people died in the past year from illnesses linked to toxic pollution at Clark Airbase, where thousands of evacuees sought refuge after the eruption.
Three executives reveal the plastics industry's doubts about recycling's effectiveness.
An 85-acre police training facility, funded by major corporations, is set to be built in Southeast Atlanta, igniting protests from local activists.
In Romania, illegal logging by the so-called 'Timber Mafia' threatens the last virgin forests in Europe, prompting EU legal action against the government.
Anton Kolomitsyn discovers a dangerous Stalin-era bunker in Russia's countryside.
Eel catches in Mar Menor have declined by 60 to 70%, prompting local fishermen to confront the agricultural industry over pollution and habitat destruction.
Rescue teams in Turkey and Syria search for survivors after devastating earthquakes.
A mass grave in a forest outside Izium, Ukraine, reveals nearly 450 bodies, prompting families to seek justice and accountability amid the ongoing conflict.
In abandoned gold mines near Durban Deep, young men risk their lives to extract gold while facing dangers from local gangs and hazardous conditions underground.
This investigation reveals Serbia's controversial lithium mining project by Rio Tinto and its impacts.
In Thailand, wildlife enforcement agencies struggle against a lucrative illegal trade in tigers, driven by demand from Vietnam and China for trophies and traditional medicine.
Kabwe's children face severe lead poisoning, with almost every child living affected by toxic waste.
In South Africa, the Black Mambas, the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit, combat the escalating illegal trade in rhino horn to protect the species from extinction.
Resolution Copper will use a mining technique called caving, which is expected to cause subsidence and significant environmental damage in Oak Flat, Arizona.
Two members of the Guajaj tribe confront illegal loggers in the Amazon, firing guns and burning a truck to protect their territory from exploitation.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 released 210 million gallons of oil, severely impacting Louisiana fisheries and prompting advocacy from local fisher Kendra Arneson.
Ten thousand workers will toil for another decade to complete the Three Gorges Dam, amid reports of corruption and mismanagement affecting the project.
Since 2008, crude oil transported by rail in North America has increased by more than 4,000%, raising safety concerns among local officials and communities.
In five years, the Three Gorges Dam will flood the Yangtze River valley, leaving only the mountaintops visible above the water.
Sacha Biazzo exposes the Eco Mafia's corruption in Italy's waste disposal services.
