From the video: Nuclear Insurance: America Goes Naked

From the video: Saving the Rivers of the American West

From rainforests shrinking to cities mushrooming to deserts blooming, a new project from Google and Time magazine allows users to view timelapse images of the planet changing over the decades. The projects uses 28 years of satellite images from NA...

Grease, fat, and other wastes from London's households and businesses are building up like mini-mountains, or so called 'fatbergs', in the city's 19th century sewers. The problem is not just clogging up the underground system, but also costing...

It is a fight of David and Goliath proportions. A small indigenous community deep in the Ecuadorian rainforest is taking on one of South America's largest oil companies. Can they win support in a country desperate to pull itself out of economic woes?

Is it possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems, improve the lives of people trapped in poverty, and sequester carbon naturally? John D. Liu has proven that it is. His film, "Hope in a Changing Climate," showcases approaches that hav...

For America's beekeepers, who have struggled for nearly a decade with a mysterious malady called colony collapse disorder that kills honeybees en masse, this past year was particularly bad.

From the video: The Dash for Gas: Fracking Goes Global

Shanghai's Huangpu River, one of the city's main water sources, was filled to the brim this past week with the rotting corpses of almost 3,000 pigs. LinkAsia's Jing Gao reports that this triggered a massive public outcry on China's social networks...

Drained by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in the 1990s, Iraq's southern marshlands are undergoing a remarkable comeback. Saddam's attempt to destroy the wetlands came in response to an uprising by Marsh Arabs after the Iran-Raq war but, since his c...