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Circularity is the only hope for survival, as it mimics how nature operates and promotes sustainable practices across various systems.
Luxury yachts, from Gdansk to Cannes, are examined through the perspectives of owners, manufacturers, and environmental activists highlighting their ecological impact.
Innovations in clean electric aircraft and autonomous sky taxis signal a potential end to the traditional jet age in the aviation industry.
Traveler magazine honors inspiring individuals like Shannon O'Donnell and Alison Wright, who enhance communities through meaningful travel initiatives.
Human activity profoundly reshapes the Earth, marking the Anthropocene era and its consequences.
500 years after Martin Luther's Reformation, young innovators are pushing for sustainability and generational equality in a rapidly changing world.
Traditional mixed orchards in central Europe are rapidly disappearing due to industrial farming, threatening diverse ecosystems and species like nuthatches and migratory birds.
Climate change is addressed through the actions and solutions proposed by individuals around the world, highlighting positive initiatives rather than negative outcomes.
2,000 cubic meters of concrete are crushed and removed as demolition teams tackle the challenges of bringing down buildings across New Zealand.
Samantha Bode backpacks 338 miles along the Los Angeles Aqueduct over 65 days to understand the water supply that sustains the city.
The Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou, China, is one of the greenest structures on earth.
In southern Germany, farmer Herman Meer conducts an experiment with nearly 300 cattle living outdoors year-round, promoting natural behaviors and humane farming practices.
Robson ventures to Eastern Canada for world-class fishing experiences today.
After decades of work and billions of dollars spent, the environmental movement has failed to protect the planet, according to a group of lifelong environmentalists.
A designer creates a terrarium for a coffee table using only plants suited to the local climate, demonstrating practical gardening techniques for small spaces.
Forests across the globe, from the Arctic Circle to the Amazon, exhibit complex survival strategies and interdependent relationships among diverse species.
Biophilia, a movement advocating for healthy home design, is explored through its impact on blood pressure, heart rate, and stress hormones in architecture.
Shepherds, who maintained a deep connection with nature while wandering open landscapes, created handcrafted objects that reflect their intimate knowledge of the wild.
Austrian Alpine huts struggle with staff shortages as two couples take on the challenging role of hut wardens, managing essential mountain refuges.
In Adélie Land, the Cap Prud'homme science base hosts a team of researchers studying the impacts of climate change and deglaciation in Antarctica.
A 52-foot steel-hulled schooner named Apollonia sails the Hudson River, offering a carbon-neutral alternative to traditional freight shipping.
Urban foxes and resilient plant species adapt to human-altered environments, highlighting the importance of environmental protection for wildlife survival.
China's ambitious infrastructure projects include the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, the Shanghai Tower, and the expansive Beijing Metro network.
Entomophagy, the practice of eating insects, is explored as a potential solution to global food insecurity and climate change, featuring insights from entomologists and a Bay Area company.
DC Central Kitchen graduates describe how the program has changed their lives and the lives of children in the community through food and service.
Small-scale fishermen in Normandy face competition from industrial trawlers, prompting innovative strategies for sustainable fishing practices in the English Channel.
In Malartic, Quebec, the operations of an open-pit gold mine have led to economic disparity and environmental concerns, highlighting issues of land management and local governance.
A young Norwegian woman and her two Ju/’hoansi bushmen friends traverse 1,490 kilometers across Namibia's wilderness to reach the ocean, exploring themes of survival and self-discovery.
Around 130,000 Tibetans have fled China, facing dangerous journeys to preserve their culture and spirituality in neighboring countries like Nepal and India.
Two thousand years ago, cats were revered on the island of Cyprus for their ability to control snake populations, challenging modern superstitions about their nature.
Rising sea levels and stronger storms are prompting cities like New York and Louisiana to adopt innovative infrastructure strategies for climate resilience.
Dr. Francis Lajara de los Reyes discusses wastewater management processes at the North Cary Water Reclamation Facility in North Carolina.
Carleton Watkins hauled 2,000 pounds of equipment on mules through Yosemite's rugged terrain to capture images that inspired the preservation of the national parks.
Streaming has transformed media consumption since the 1990s, raising concerns about its carbon footprint and environmental impact as digital emissions approach those of automobiles.
Fast furniture waste poses significant environmental challenges, prompting innovative recycling practices in Denmark and a growing furniture rental sector in Germany.
As many French farmers approach retirement, a new generation from urban areas is stepping in to sustain the nation's agricultural production.
A floating solar farm in Singapore can power 16,000 flats and offset 32 kilot of carbon emissions, contributing to a 100% green waterworks system.
At Wing Fong Farm in Ontario, Lau King-Fai, her son Yeung Kwan, and migrant Mexican workers cultivate Asian vegetables for Chinese markets and restaurants.
The global waste crisis is examined through the innovative solutions of individuals like Ashlyn Nicole Wilson, highlighting efforts to reinvent recycling practices.
In the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan, nomadic herders maintain a sustainable lifestyle that protects the environment while adapting to the challenges of their harsh landscape.
Cozzano, a village in central Corsica, is leveraging advanced technology to revitalize the local community and prepare for future challenges.
Climate change threatens ski resorts in the Swiss Alps, prompting innovative snow farming techniques to ensure the future of winter sports.
In cities like San Diego and Austin, as well as future projects in Malmö, Copenhagen, and Paris, urban nature and sustainability are explored through civil engineering.
Elva, a small mountain village in Piedmont, Italy, utilizes a €20 million EU post-COVID reconstruction fund to revitalize its community and heritage under Mayor Marco Borrelli.
Hydrogen is examined as a sustainable energy source, exploring production methods, environmental impacts, and applications with insights from the International Energy Agency.
Jan Gehl advocates for urban design that prioritizes human needs over cars, aiming to create sustainable, pedestrian-friendly cities worldwide.
Intensive livestock farming in Spain raises concerns about animal welfare and environmental impacts while highlighting the importance of acorns in producing high-quality Iberian ham.
Pete Seeger and his team launched the Clearwater sloop in the 1960s to combat pollution in New York's Hudson River, leading to ongoing environmental education efforts.
