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In Madrid, Spanish protesters lay down in tribute to the Palestinian lives lost in Gaza, reflecting the country's strong humanitarian values and support for human rights.
Hastings faces wind damage from Storm Ciaran while preparing for potential flooding risks.
Amid ongoing conflict in Sudan, severe food shortages have forced many to resort to eating animal feed as a humanitarian crisis deepens.
The UN warns of a sand crisis as global demand for sand reaches 50 billion tons annually.
Survivalists in Colombia face challenges as Heather feels neglected by her selfish partner.
Oatly uses a sustainability-linked loan to enhance its environmental impact and reduce emissions.
Investigations are underway after Taiwan's worst rail disaster kills at least 50 people.
Hampton Creek faces accusations while innovating plant-based foods under Josh Tetrick's leadership.
Tensions in Svalbard rise as the war in Ukraine affects Russian-Norwegian relations.
Yakov On Come One transforms rice straw into biodegradable products in Thailand's factory.
Boris highlights the Thames cable car's role in transforming Greenwich and East London.
Eton North Carolina reveals the struggles of the American middle class today.
The F3 electric car from BYD can travel up to 100 kilometers on battery power alone, addressing China's severe air pollution issues.
Pilgrims have been flocking to Suffolk, where sewage powers a massive greenhouse for food production.
Franny Armstrong launches the Guardian's climate change campaign to inspire action against global warming.
In Denmark, 17 million minks are being culled due to a mutated COVID-19 strain, raising concerns about the future of the European fur industry.
Riazat Butt visits the Benedictine nuns who moved to the North York Moors national park.
In South Africa, the majority of women-owned businesses do not survive past three years due to a lack of access to funding and infrastructure.
In Alaska, the Raney family confronts the challenges of maintaining their homestead during deadly summer conditions while fans express frustration over Discovery Channel's programming changes.
The AGRI3 Fund fights deforestation, losing Earth’s forests at a rate of one soccer field per second.
Nok, a sustainability manager at Anantara Mai Khao Beach, protects the nesting site of leatherback sea turtles, a species that still comes to nest there.
The global demand for vanilla has surged significantly, impacting its cultivation and pricing in regions like Madagascar, the world's largest vanilla producer.
In Gaza, two Palestinians have established a pop-up pharmacy to meet the urgent healthcare needs of their community during a critical time.
A doctor in Gaza faints upon seeing her child on a stretcher, as mothers scream in despair.
In Ko Samui, former logging workers train elephants to provide tours, raising ethical concerns about the treatment of these national symbols of Thailand.
Silo in London champions zero-waste practices and sustainable food for over 13 years.
Hundreds of healthcare workers in Gaza have lost family and colleagues, with at least four killed while in detention, as a U.S. surgeon reads their testimony.
More than 20 million tons of grain are stuck in Ukrainian ports as negotiators in Turkey reach a deal to resume exports through the Black Sea.
Herson was retaken by Ukrainian forces in mid-November, aided by the Nipa River, which isolated Russian defenders from their logistics chain.
Mushroom mycelium is cultivated in Java as a sustainable leather alternative for fashion.
Rodolfo Dugarte aims to build a school for children in Las Plumas, Venezuela.
Protests in Venezuela shut down the City as thousands gather in the streets through Altamira Square.
Secretary General Antonio Guterres warns of global crises at the UN in New York, including Ukraine.
Italy's worst drought in 70 years forces millions to grapple with severe water restrictions.
Big Tech builds data centres in Queretaro, straining local water resources amid growing demand.
James Lovelock argues humanity should reconsider efforts to save the planet.
Gaza's zoo, reliant on animals smuggled through tunnels from Egypt, faces financial struggles that raise concerns about animal welfare amid ongoing resource limitations.
ESG investment focuses on companies that prioritize environmental and social governance issues.
Half of all patients first report heart disease to their doctors by dropping dead, prompting one man to eat only fish for a year to assess its health benefits.
In Delhi, a city marked by rich culture and history, a young population navigates challenges such as air pollution and evolving gender roles amid a changing political landscape.
Jimmy discusses the challenges British truck drivers face, including respect and pay issues.
Jean and friends in Kent worry about sewage pollution in local waters and its health risks.
This year, linda this highlights the need for leaders to embrace conflict for innovation.
Desert locusts threaten agriculture in the Horn of Africa and Arabian Peninsula.
Microworks partners with Hermès to create luxurious fungus materials for fashion.
In an era of artificial intelligence and environmental challenges, education must evolve to nurture children's holistic development, drawing from the Panchkosha framework of the Taittiriya Upanishad.
Dail Chambers discusses what does it mean to truly heal as a community through art and connection.
David Attenborough highlights environmental awareness since the Industrial Revolution.
