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Copenhagen aims to be the first carbon neutral city with three simple ways to achieve it.
Covid-19 shifts Americans to remote work, changing office dynamics and urban landscapes.
Peter Walker takes a bicycle tour of London's most difficult junctions, including Hyde Park Corner.
Short-distance flights in Europe face increasing scrutiny as countries like France implement bans to address climate change and reduce emissions.
Bali is a popular tourist destination facing challenges from increasing demand and sustainability issues.
The rainforest biome at the Eden Project is the largest in captivity, weighing the same as the plants it contains and measuring over 200 meters long.
Edo, built in the 16th century, is Japan's first ecological city focused on nature.
Is Paris a green capital? Today, green spaces are essential in the French capital.
Half of all clothes are thrown away within a year, highlighting fast fashion's impact on waste.
The fashion industry faces environmental crises from cotton and chemical waste in Asia.
The Goteik viaduct in Myanmar, a 122-year-old railway bridge, provides thrilling train journeys and stunning views while showcasing the region's challenges.
Tonlé Sap, known as the Beating Heart of Cambodia, is explored for its unique ecosystem and cultural significance, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
The Bajau of Sulawesi live their entire lives on boats, feeling like fish out of water on land.
An estimated 93 million tons of textiles go to landfill or are burned every year, equivalent to a garbage truckload every second.
World-class scientists and filmmakers from National Geographic explore how science can enhance quality of life and promote sustainable living for the future.
Jaime Lerner revolutionizes urban planning in Curitiba by prioritizing people over cars.
Resale companies Oxfam and Vinted hosted a catwalk show at London Fashion Week 2024, reflecting the growing influence of secondhand fashion.
Half of the world's largest companies have made promises to achieve net zero emissions, yet many lack concrete plans to meet those targets.
Bioplastics are made from materials that reduce fossil fuel use and protect the environment.
Steven Spielberg's 'Ready Player One' shows a future where virtual reality dominates life.
Europe creates more electronic waste per capita than any other region, prompting Berlin to offer up to 200 euros for residents who repair broken items.
Half of the global population experiences water scarcity during at least some parts of the year, prompting a search for innovative solutions.
Every year, over a million tons of lithium ion batteries are discarded, with only an estimated 5% being recycled, leading to significant waste and environmental harm.
The video details the dangers of space debris tracked by the Space Surveillance Network.
India's growing electronic waste crisis prompts innovative solutions through the Right to Repair initiative, aiming to transform its hazardous dump yards into sustainable practices.
Magnetocaloric cooling technology offers a potential 30% increase in energy efficiency for refrigeration and air conditioning systems, addressing environmental concerns linked to traditional methods.
Seven million deaths each year are attributed to air pollution, yet many megacities are seeing a five percent improvement in air quality.
Green economists like Ralph Chami and Adrienne Buller debate the implications of assigning monetary value to nature's services, such as trees and whales, to promote environmental conservation.
An 8-meter-high mushroom fossil, discovered on the Arabian Peninsula, dates back 500 million years and illustrates the ancient power of fungi.
Billions of pads and tampons end up in the environment each year, contributing to significant plastic pollution linked to menstrual product stigma.
Around 6 million people live in Singapore, a city-state with no natural freshwater resources, which has developed innovative strategies to ensure water security.
Lindsey Blake from the University of Sheffield discusses the vital role of soil in food production.
Geothermal energy, utilizing technology from the oil and gas industry, offers a sustainable resource while presenting challenges such as earthquake risks from fracking.
Luxury lifestyles of billionaires, including private jets and mega-yachts, contribute significantly to carbon emissions and climate change, raising questions about accountability and solutions.
Eight million tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean each year, yet many major food companies fail to meet their sustainability commitments.
Residents of Feldheim pay just 12 cents per kilowatt hour for electricity, significantly lower than the nearly 36 cents paid in Berlin.
Kunlé Adeyemi designs a floating system to help Makoko adapt to rising sea levels.
More than 17,000 new satellites are expected to be launched by 2030, increasing the risk of collisions from space debris in low Earth orbit.
Cooling buildings accounts for 10% of global electricity consumption, contributing to rising temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions.
Major brands invest in bacteria fungus and yeast for sustainable fashion innovations.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a floating island near Vancouver Island, built over 24 years.
Innovative companies are creating sustainable packaging solutions from algae and mushrooms to combat the growing plastic waste crisis.
Small-scale hydropower technologies, including vortex power plants, hydrokinetic turbines, and osmotic power, offer renewable energy solutions with reduced environmental impact.
Vehicle sales in India surged from less than 50,000 in the 1980s to almost three million in 2020, contributing to severe urban congestion and pollution.
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Chemical recycling, particularly through methods like pyrolysis, offers potential solutions to the escalating global plastic waste crisis.
James Lovelock proposes AI solutions to save the human race from climate change threats.
Snorkeling for gold in America's rivers and lakes raises questions about the practicality, sustainability, and environmental impact of amateur gold prospecting.
