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The Chipayas in Bolivia build Wasteland Houses to thrive in a Poisonous Land.
Seven farm families in Saskatchewan formed a cooperative to pool resources and combat rising operating costs threatening their agricultural livelihoods.
A 21-acre off-grid community in Missouri features a compost toilet and a variety of residents, from city dwellers to artists, living outside mainstream society.
Four hunters track a wounded male oryx for three hours in the Skeleton Desert, demonstrating their skills and respect for the environment.
As the world grapples with climate change, this documentary reveals the alarming gaps in global efforts to meet the Paris Agreement's goals.
Humans living on Mars may undergo evolutionary changes, potentially leading to a new species within just a few generations.
Today, energy is very much a focus as we explore its origins and significance in our lives.
A 210 grain 30-06 boat tip hollow point bullet is used during a community event in Fredericksburg, Texas, to harvest and butcher a bison.
Only 15% of materials placed in recycling bins are actually recycled due to contamination and inadequate infrastructure in waste management systems.
Two fiberglass surfboards are all that members of the Sunset Surf Club have to share, prompting them to carve their own from local trees.
Satellites are vital for our survival on this planet and monitoring Earth's resources.
In rural Zambia, 34-year-old Grace Chibilika navigates the challenges of maternal health care amid some of the highest rates of infant and maternal mortality globally.
A hydrogen-powered ship, developed by the Norwegian company PowerCell, embarks on a six-year voyage to demonstrate sustainable maritime technology.
In South Africa's Oribi Gorge, survivalists confront extreme conditions, battling dehydration and malnutrition for a chance to win $100,000.
More than 100 people work at a workshop in Tibet, where women spin kulu wool harvested by hand each spring from yaks to create luxury textiles.
Xiaolin Zheng, a nanoscientist and Emerging Explorer, is developing innovative solar stickers that aim to revolutionize sustainable energy.
One in five of the world's 2,000 largest publicly listed companies committed to net zero emissions targets as of last year.
Conan visits Cancer Council to learn about sun safety for Australians at Bondi Beach.
Tourism in Antarctica harms the environment; consider visiting Alaska instead.
Roughly 1.5 million hired farmworkers in the United States, many of whom are undocumented, perform essential tasks in the agricultural sector.
International Women's Day features mixed global celebrations, including Putin's message in Russia.
Florence's entire city is accessible on foot, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its art and history without the need for museum admission fees.
From 2015 to 2020, the number of annual blackouts in the U.S. doubled, raising concerns about the reliability of the power grid.
3.6 billion people, nearly half the world's population, live in areas that experience water scarcity for at least one month each year.
Watch 'Two American Families' to see how hard work challenges the American dream.
FRONTLINE investigates the hidden dangers of vitamins and supplements in a new documentary.
Puerto Rico faces a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria and neglect from Wall Street.
The Hall camp in Syria houses radicalized children and women of Isis, posing ongoing threats.
Innovative solutions for a net zero economy emerge in the sustainability space in 2022.
Morocco builds the world's largest solar power plant for a greener future and sustainable initiatives.
Over 75% of the British fishing fleet consists of small boats like John's, which have access to only 4% of European fishing quotas.
Dan Richfield of Rico Brooklyn turns Hurricane Sandy trees into beautiful furniture.
Hurricane Sandy caused $50 billion in damage to the East Coast, but Governors Island remained unscathed due to a storm-resistant design by architect Adriaan Geuze.
Thousands of families hoping to escape the Taliban face dire conditions outside Kabul airport.
For the past 200 years, people have fought for political democracy, and now the call is to fight for economic democracy.
The speaker invites input from individuals under 24 years old about their concerns and hopes for the future in light of the pandemic's impact.
At least eight people have died in recent earthquakes along the Northern Syria-Turkey border, compounding the devastation from a previous disaster that killed over 47,000.
In a stark illustration of food insecurity, Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif captures the moment a woman collapses on the street from hunger.
Alaskans must decide on Prop 1 to protect salmon from the pebble mine in Bristol Bay.
Alys Fowler uses one year's growth of willow to create plant supports for beans and peas on her allotment, promoting local materials over imports.
Karina residents relocate due to a mine's threat, led by Peter Johansson's ambitious plan.
Spain's worst drought forces locals to creatively maintain biodiversity amid water scarcity.
Activists vandalize the Aston Martin Showroom in London to protest fossil fuel production.
Apple announced plans to use recycled materials for products while nearing renewable energy goals.
Severe Arctic freeze grips North America, with at least six deaths reported across the US.
Maxine Busi's bakery in Paris champions traditional sourdough and ancient wheat varieties.
Crunched discusses the fertility crisis and societal pressures on women over 30 today.
Australia has declared a natural disaster due to severe flooding near Sydney.
