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Traffic in the skies has almost returned to pre-Covid levels this month, raising questions about the environmental impact of air travel.
Between 15% and 30% of timber sold globally is believed to be illegal, raising concerns about the sustainability of wood used by companies like Ikea.
Father Marco Arana fights against the Yanacocha mine amid threats and violence.
Around 25,000 people protested in Belgrade in August 2024 against the reopening of a lithium mine in Serbia's Jadar Valley by Rio Tinto.
Chronic disease rates are rising as modern lifestyles lead to increased sitting and decreased physical activity among many adults.
Residents in Morocco raise health concerns over phosphate fertilizer production's impact.
Over 750 deaths have been reported due to extreme weather events linked to climate change, prompting urgent calls for action against fossil fuel dependency.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream with Dr. Melissa Lott to discuss achieving a zero carbon footprint in coffee production.
Global CO2 emissions from transport account for nearly a quarter of all emissions, raising concerns about climate action and sustainability efforts.
Coffee production in Europe faces significant threats from climate change, with up to 50% of plantations at risk by 2050, prompting innovative farming solutions.
Valencia's Fallas festival, celebrated every March, showcases elaborate sculptures and fireworks while raising concerns about air pollution and waste management.
Extreme heat and drought in Czechia and southern Germany threaten hop production, raising concerns about beer's future as a luxury product in Europe.
Rising cyclist numbers in Amsterdam and Berlin raise concerns about pedestrian safety, as accidents increase and traffic regulations are often ignored.
Concerns about the environmental and financial impacts of traditional fireworks in Europe prompt municipalities to explore sustainable alternatives like drone light shows.
In April 2023, Education hosts a professional development session for Canadian teachers, featuring educational themes and films with a live Q&A.
Michael Moore, Jeff Gibbs, and Ozzie Zehner discuss the complexities of environmental issues and the limitations of renewable energy solutions during an Earth Day live stream.
Massive protests in Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium mine in the Jadar Valley highlight the conflict between economic development and environmental preservation.
In Ghana, local chocolatiers are creating high-quality chocolate from bean to bar, aiming to reclaim cocoa production and highlight the country's role in the industry.
Residents in the treme neighborhood protest the city hall move, fearing cultural loss.
Argentina's lithium reserves face threats from mining, impacting Indigenous communities and ecosystems.
Over 80% of Limpopo's agricultural land is claimed by white farmers, complicating efforts by Black communities to reclaim their ancestral land.
Cobalt from The Democratic Republic of Congo raises ethical concerns for renewable technologies.
A bus damaged a cable in July 2020, leaving a resident without internet access for two weeks during the pandemic.
Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund has grown to about $900 billion, equating to roughly $170,000 for each citizen, raising questions about the future of its oil dependency.
Barbuda faces potential exploitation as Prime Minister Gaston Browne leases land for development.
A German start-up is developing animal-free pregnancy tests using a little-known algae that has the potential to replace animal-derived ingredients in medical diagnostics.
Economic degrowth is examined through insights from economists and case studies in France and Germany, questioning the necessity of continuous growth for societal prosperity.
George Monbiot travels to the source of the Thames to analyze how agricultural practices and climate change exacerbate flooding in the UK.
Caviar can sell for upwards of $3,000 a kilo, while illegal trade may be twelve times larger than the legitimate market in Kazakhstan.
Beijing generates 25,000 tons of waste daily, straining its infrastructure and threatening the livelihoods of 170,000 rubbish pickers reliant on recycling.
More than 80% of children in a village near Guango, China, tested positive for zinc poisoning due to exposure from electronic waste processing.
China's seafood industry reveals human rights abuses in the international fishing trade.
In September 2009, the demand for mobile phones drives the exploitation of Coltan in Congo's war zone, where armed militias force children to mine under perilous conditions.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's gold rush fuels violence and exploitation at Kamituva mine.
Cape Town South Africa faces a water crisis, with residents adapting to severe restrictions.
Tom Heap discusses tree planting failures in Cambridgeshire and a rewilding project in Kent.
New mining operations are being established around Australia to extract critical minerals.
Icelanders debate the future of whaling amid a long history and vocal opposition.
Tulum's underwater ecosystem is threatened by pollution from tourism and human activity.
In Sri Lanka, the expansion of farmland into ancient elephant routes has led to violent conflicts, impacting families like Nishanti's and prompting conservationist Pruthu to advocate for understanding elephant behavior to foster coexistence.
Elon Musk's promotion of electric vehicles through Tesla has significantly impacted environmental discussions, raising questions about the sustainability of battery materials like nickel and cobalt.
Estonia's transition to European Union membership since 2004 is examined through personal stories and societal changes, highlighting the integration of its Russian minority and economic growth.
Watch an excerpt from 'The Power of Big Oil' focusing on Exxon's 2001 actions against climate science.
Japanese farmers strive to recover in Fukushima ten years after the nuclear disaster.
60,000 people died from heat-related causes in Europe in 2022, prompting cities like Dresden to implement heat protection measures.
Women in Beed, Maharashtra, face forced hysterectomies due to economic hardship and health issues.
Dan Russell's life changes drastically due to fracking near Pittsburgh, impacting his health and community.
Gavin Newsom, the mayor of San Francisco, discusses his environmental policies, including a goal of zero waste and initiatives to combat plastic pollution.
