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The local nonprofit Sungai Watch saves about 3 metric tons of trash from entering the ocean every day with simple barriers and manual labor. We visited the island of Bali to meet the three young siblings behind the nonprofit and learn why a tropical paradise has a huge trash problem.
Over 25 metals are hiding in the world’s 9 billion smartphones. We traveled the globe to learn how they’re harvested, from lithium for batteries to silver for circuit boards and sensors.
Brands like Adidas, Nike, and Shein are trying to increase the amount of polyester made from recycled plastics -- but is this the best use of old plastic? We visited India to see how one company makes clothing from used plastic bottles and whether this is the best solution for this waste stream.
The local nonprofit Sungai Watch saves about 3 metric tons of trash from entering the ocean every day with simple barriers and manual labor. We visited the island of Bali to meet the three young siblings behind the nonprofit and learn why a tropical paradise has a huge trash problem.
Hurricane Beryl is ripping through the Caribbean and is on its way to the Gulf of Mexico.
Over 25 metals are hiding in the world’s 9 billion smartphones. We traveled the globe to learn how they’re harvested, from lithium for batteries to silver for circuit boards and sensors.
As Men's Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, watch three clinical psychologists debunk 25 of the most common myths about mental health and therapy.
Brands like Adidas, Nike, and Shein are trying to increase the amount of polyester made from recycled plastics -- but is this the best use of old plastic? We visited India to see how one company makes clothing from used plastic bottles and whether this is the best solution for this waste stream.
Boeing's Starliner has kept two astronauts in space for weeks longer than their scheduled stay, as the NTSB sanctioned the company for releasing sensitive information about January's door panel incident.
We followed welders in Indonesia who dive with minimal protection in polluted waters to build piers for petrochemical plants that are booming across the country.
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