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Pandemics, wars and natural disasters jeopardize trade and supply chain security. Even in the best of times, international supply chains often lack the necessary transparency, especially when it comes to poor working and environmental conditions.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

Naomi Leshongoro and Pauline Leriong are Kenyas first elephant nannies. At the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, the two women take in sick and orphaned elephant calves. They care for the baby elephants, then release them back into their natural habitat.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

Coated pans, waterproof clothing, refrigerants for air conditioning systems. All these everyday items contain PFAS. This group of chemical compounds makes life more convenient. But PFAS compounds are also highly controversial because they are both toxic a

Naomi Leshongoro and Pauline Leriong are Kenyas first elephant nannies. At the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, the two women take in sick and orphaned elephant calves. They care for the baby elephants, then release them back into their natural habitat.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Naomi Leshongoro and Pauline Leriong are Kenyas first elephant nannies. At the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, the two women take in sick and orphaned elephant calves. They care for the baby elephants, then release them back into their natural habitat.

Pandemics, wars and natural disasters jeopardize trade and supply chain security. Even in the best of times, international supply chains often lack the necessary transparency, especially when it comes to poor working and environmental conditions.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

Pandemics, wars and natural disasters jeopardize trade and supply chain security. Even in the best of times, international supply chains often lack the necessary transparency, especially when it comes to poor working and environmental conditions.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Alcohol, sugar, drugs, video games: in many societies, they’re sources of pleasure. But when does that pleasure turn into addiction? All that and more in this edition of In Good Shape.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

Alcohol, sugar, drugs, video games: in many societies, they’re sources of pleasure. But when does that pleasure turn into addiction? All that and more in this edition of In Good Shape.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Naomi Leshongoro and Pauline Leriong are Kenyas first elephant nannies. At the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, the two women take in sick and orphaned elephant calves. They care for the baby elephants, then release them back into their natural habitat.

Coastal communities in The Gambia are struggling not only with the effects of overfishing but also pollution. Protecting Guineas Tristao Islands, Tunisian olive farming in crisis, an eco hospital in Ghana and a Masai wildlife photographer.

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, Close up is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Pandemics, wars and natural disasters jeopardize trade and supply chain security. Even in the best of times, international supply chains often lack the necessary transparency, especially when it comes to poor working and environmental conditions.

Alcohol, sugar, drugs, video games: in many societies, they’re sources of pleasure. But when does that pleasure turn into addiction? All that and more in this edition of In Good Shape.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

From technology to stop onions from spoiling in Indias warehouses to agri-tech that connects farmers with customers - we look at ways technology is helping to revolutionize food production.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

Evangelical churches are growing rapidly in Brazil, thriving especially in poorer communities. Mass tourism is threatening the coral reefs in Egypt. In Australia, the Bite Club helps victims of shark attacks.

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

In India, Varanasi is considered a holy city. Millions of Hindus believe that people who die here, in this city on the Ganges, are lucky. Because if they are cremated here, they can break the eternal cycle of birth, death and rebirth.

In India, Varanasi is considered a holy city. Millions of Hindus believe that people who die here, in this city on the Ganges, are lucky. Because if they are cremated here, they can break the eternal cycle of birth, death and rebirth.

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

Tummy ache, flatulence and diarrhea are not the only symptoms of an upset intestinal tract. Migraines, joint pain and depression can also be connected to the gut. How do we get this super-organ back into shape?

Billions of tons of waste are produced worldwide each year - with no end in sight. How can we deal with it? This week, Eco India looks at the fashion industry, a trash center that helps flowers bloom, and a big, new EV battery recycling plant.

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

AI helps farmers in Ghana boost yields. Shea butter production protects forests and empowers women in rural Ivory Coast. Generating solar power on balconies. And a new gaming app aims to raise climate awareness playfully.

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

Billions of tons of waste are produced worldwide each year - with no end in sight. How can we deal with it? This week, Eco India looks at the fashion industry, a trash center that helps flowers bloom, and a big, new EV battery recycling plant.

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

For years, Sofia suffered from eating disorders and depression. By talking openly about the issue, she hopes to help others.

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

Tummy ache, flatulence and diarrhea are not the only symptoms of an upset intestinal tract. Migraines, joint pain and depression can also be connected to the gut. How do we get this super-organ back into shape?

The US in 2024: a fateful year, for a divided nation. This film tracks the heartbeat of US society over several months during the presidential election campaign. Observing the everyday lives of very different people, it asks: how does America tick?

In India, Varanasi is considered a holy city. Millions of Hindus believe that people who die here, in this city on the Ganges, are lucky. Because if they are cremated here, they can break the eternal cycle of birth, death and rebirth.

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

The US in 2024: a fateful year, for a divided nation. This film tracks the heartbeat of US society over several months during the presidential election campaign. Observing the everyday lives of very different people, it asks: how does America tick?

The US in 2024: a fateful year, for a divided nation. This film tracks the heartbeat of US society over several months during the presidential election campaign. Observing the everyday lives of very different people, it asks: how does America tick?

Roosters bring little profit on the poultry market. They lay no eggs and produce little meat. So, many German hatcheries sell millions of chicks abroad. Animal welfare usually falls by the wayside.

Tummy ache, flatulence and diarrhea are not the only symptoms of an upset intestinal tract. Migraines, joint pain and depression can also be connected to the gut. How do we get this super-organ back into shape?

How does rodeo shape the lives of three young women in Texas? In the American South, rodeo is part of public life.

Roosters bring little profit on the poultry market. They lay no eggs and produce little meat. So, many German hatcheries sell millions of chicks abroad. Animal welfare usually falls by the wayside.

The US in 2024: a fateful year, for a divided nation. This film tracks the heartbeat of US society over several months during the presidential election campaign. Observing the everyday lives of very different people, it asks: how does America tick?

Critics of growth want to bring the economy into harmony with the environment and social well-being. They see a world that functions without constantly wanting more. But is that realistic?

An estimated ten trillion insects and spiders live on Earth. And they all reproduce. But how? Now, researchers are studying how bugs have sex. The conclusion, so far? Its complicated!

Roosters bring little profit on the poultry market. They lay no eggs and produce little meat. So, many German hatcheries sell millions of chicks abroad. Animal welfare usually falls by the wayside.

In India, Varanasi is considered a holy city. Millions of Hindus believe that people who die here, in this city on the Ganges, are lucky. Because if they are cremated here, they can break the eternal cycle of birth, death and rebirth.

Landslides and buried villages. Who will pay the price for Colombias new highways? Residents out! The temples around Angkor Wat are evicting locals. Will the area soon only be for paying tourists? And big dreams in Brazil as the country continues to expo

Roosters bring little profit on the poultry market. They lay no eggs and produce little meat. So, many German hatcheries sell millions of chicks abroad. Animal welfare usually falls by the wayside.

Billions of tons of waste are produced worldwide each year - with no end in sight. How can we deal with it? This week, Eco India looks at the fashion industry, a trash center that helps flowers bloom, and a big, new EV battery recycling plant.

Tummy ache, flatulence and diarrhea are not the only symptoms of an upset intestinal tract. Migraines, joint pain and depression can also be connected to the gut. How do we get this super-organ back into shape?