The air transport sector is struggling, with cut-throat competition, pressure from the environmental lobby, disgruntled passengers, rising energy prices, and the after-effects of the pandemic.
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More infoFrom Peru, where the mineral is extracted, all the way to France, where the metal is refined, lead pollutes the earth, the rivers, food supplies, and local people.
More infoFrom Peru, where the mineral is extracted, all the way to France, where the metal is refined, lead pollutes the earth, the rivers, food supplies, and local people.
More infoMany factories around the world use perfluorinated chemicals to make everyday products. These "forever chemicals” do not break down. Even worse, they can build up inside the human body and cause health problems, including cancer, and compromise the immune system.
More infoWe investigate how children are being polluted by flares at the oil refineries leading to a range of illness, including breathing difficulties and childhood cancer.
More infoSamuel Jefwa, the “Ivory King” and his brother, Nicholas, are the biggest ivory traffickers in the world. They are wanted by Interpol and law enforcement in multiple countries for ivory trafficking and organized crime.
More infoThis film is the inside story on the hunt for Cyril Astruc, the “Prince of Carbon”.
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