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Los Angeles - 30 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Smith, writer/director:

"Honestly for years, I would go watch, somebody pirated a 4k copy that was on YouTube forever. So as the guy who made it, that's where I would go watch it. As the filmmaker, I'm not one I don't hold precious to like, hey, man, it's transactional. Like, you know, the world used to be that way. But now of course, we live in a world where like people are like, Oh, I got that for free. So I've always felt this way, even you know the people who finance the movies feel differently, but as the guy who makes this shit, I just, I don't care how you see it, like just see it eventually. And, and you know, so never feel sad about like, well, I want to put money in your pocket. You'll do better than put money in my pocket if you just take it in and talk about it to somebody else. That's what every artist cares about."

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Brasilia, Brazil - 05 June 2025

1. Various of protesters chanting and marching with flags and banners

2. Various large Earth model balloon

3. Various of cardboards with polititans' faces that are in favour of the loosening environmental legislation, represented with their faces dirty with mud

4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Edmilson Cândido, protester:

“These (face) placards represent the senators that are approving the bill that talks about the issue of environmental devastation."

5. Banner that reads (Portuguese) “More droughts, floods and victims.”

6. Indigenous people with traditional garments

7. Protester with a flag cheering

8. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Mariza Rosa dos Santos, 53 years old:

“This here (muddy water in the bottle) is from the Mariana dam. Look at what we live with over there."

9. Politians faces with mud placard

10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Efigênia Alves Pereira, 58 years old:

“The enviroment is everything. It’s fauna, flora. So if we don’t take care of it, we won’t have anything.”

11. Various of protesters in front of the Congress building

STORYLINE:

Dozens marched in Brasilia on Environment Day to denounce the dismantling of environmental legislation, specifically a bill that critics dubbed the "Devastation Bill".

The march is promoted by organizations and movements that are uniting to pressure the House of Representatives not to vote on the bill and President Lula to veto it.

“The environment is everything. It’s fauna, flora. So if we don’t take care of it, we won’t have anything,” said protester Efigênia Alves Pereira.

Protesters had flags, banners, and placards representing politicians who are in favour of the bill, with their faces dirty with mud.

The bill would permit the construction of projects deemed to have low or moderate environmental impact without requiring approval from environmental agencies.

Environment Minister Marina Silva said recently that the bill would be “the burial of environmental licensing” in the country.

The protest also had a group of women victims of environmental disasters, like the 2015 Mariana dam disaster, when around 39 million cubic meters of mining waste flowed 663 kilometers through the Doce River Basin until they reached the sea in Espírito Santo.

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(5 Jun 2025)

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Los Angeles - 27 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Ángela Aguilar, recording artist

"Well, we were at a party, but we don't have friends, so our parties are just Marc, Nadia (Ferreira), Christian (Nodal), and me. Like, I know that Marc has more friends, but Christian and I, we're very hermit crabs, so we don't really like to get out of our shell. And we, I don't know how they convinced me to show my music, because I'm, again, I'm very shy with my music. It's something very new for me, so I'm really nervous to share it with people, and I don't feel as confident. But I think it might have been the tequila, but I shared it. I don't remember what happened that night. Then, two weeks later I get a message from Theomarc, because I call him Theomarc. And he's like, 'Oh, I'm going into the studio and is it OK if I bring it down like two tones? And I open the message and I sent him the arrangement, the lyrics, my lead voice, my vocal, I don't know why I did all of that. But it was so beautiful because I feel like that's a true collaboration. When it's so real, when it's honest, when it is coming out of friendship, that's something I learned during the years. You better really like who you're working with because you're going to work with them forever. So I really admire Marc, his voice is incredible and it's such an honor. It's so humbling, when he sent me back the vocals I was like, 'Let me, let me re-record that. Let me re record my version.' Because it was so amazing. He's such a great artist."

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Pryluky, Ukraine - 5 June 2025

1. Various of aerials of destroyed private houses where three people were killed including 1-year-old child after Russian drone attack

2. Various of firefighters put out the fire on the houses debris

3. Close-up of children school photo on the debris

4. Wide of 55-year-old Liudmyla Horbunova cleaning debris from her house

5. Close-up of a damaged window

6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Liudmyla Horbunova, Pryluky resident:

"My neighbours, my dear neighbours, died. Victoria, Daria and the boy, a little angel. This is a very big grief. I was in the house, and then I heard Shahed went down, It changed Its roar. I realized that there would be a hit somewhere here on our street. My husband and I jumped out of the house, stood here in the yard. Shahed flew so low there, I thought It would fly to the park there, but It fell here to the neighbours, and I was thrown there by a wave of slate from the neighbour's house to the end of the yard. I don't know how I wasn't killed by that slate."

7. Mid of firefighters put out the fire on the houses debris

8. Close-up of the shoes non the house debris

9. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Liudmyla Horbunova, Pryluky resident:

"They are talking, they are talking, there are some peace talks, but a lot of civilians are dying every day. In different parts of Ukraine, a lot of Ukrainians are dying, civilians, our children, our grandchildren, who have not yet seen anything in this world. I don't know how their relatives who remained will survive all this grief. Her (Daria's) husband Sasha, who remained, in one moment he lost his family, it is a great grief. We didn't think that it would all be like this before our eyes, everything would just pass before our eyes. I don't know what to do, how to shout, ring all the bells, but you see Europe doesn't hear us."

10. Wide of firefighters put out the fire on the houses debris

11. Close-up of burnt books on the house debris

12. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Yulia Zhukova, spokeperson of Pryluky's police department of National Police of Ukraine:

"As of now, five people have died as a result of the Russian attack on Pryluky. Among them is a one-year-old child. There is also information about nine injured, including a five-year-old child. Police, rescuers and other emergency services continue to work at the sites of enemy strikes. The police are helping citizens and recording the consequences of the Russian strikes. There is destruction and damage to residential buildings and cars. All relevant services will continue to work on the ground."

13. Various of firefighters put out the fire on the houses debris

STORYLINE:

At least five people, including a one-year-old child, his mother and grandmother, were killed Thursday in a night Russian drone attack on the northern Ukrainian city of Pryluky, officials said.

Six drones hit a residential area in the city shortly before dawn, injuring nine others,... [truncated]

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Beijing - 5 June 2025

1. Wide of the press conference

2. Wide of reporters

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, Spokesperson, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

“We have noted the relevant reports. People-to-people exchanges are the basis for promoting exchanges and cooperation among countries.”

4. Close of reporter

5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, Spokesperson, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

“Educational cooperation between China and the United States is mutually beneficial. China has consistently opposed politicization of educational cooperation. The U.S. approach will only damage the image and international credibility of itself. China will firmly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of overseas Chinese students and scholars.”

6. Wide of reporters

7. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, Spokesperson, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

“The U.S. side should abide by the principle of fair competition in the market. It should stop politicizing economic and trade issues and provide a fair, just and non-discriminatory business environment for enterprises of all countries, including Chinese enterprises. The Chinese side will take necessary means to resolutely safeguard the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.”

8. Close of reporters

9. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, Spokesperson, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

“The export control measures introduced by China are in line with international practices, non-discriminatory and not targeting at specific countries.”

10. Close of reporter

11. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, Spokesperson, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

“China's position on the development of China-Australia relations is consistent and clear. We are willing to strengthen interaction and cooperation with the Australian side and promote the building of a more mature, stable and fruitful China-Australia comprehensive strategic partnership. Regarding the specific visit you mentioned, I have no information to provide at this moment.”

12. Close of reporter

13. Wide of the press conference

STORYLINE:

China’s foreign ministry said people-to-people exchanges were the basis for promoting exchanges and cooperation among countries, after US President Donald Trump announced that citizens of 12 countries would be banned from visiting the United States.

The new ban includes Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.

At Thursday’s regular press briefing, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian did not make further comments on the US ban.

But he criticised a White House proclamation that restricts foreign student visas at Harvard University.

The order would suspend for an initial six months the entry into the US of foreign nationals seeking to study or participate in exchange programs at Harvard.

Trump declared that it would jeopardize national sec... [truncated]

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Berlin - 5 June 2025

1. Wide of German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and Israel Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar walking through Holocaust Memorial

2. Mid of Sa'ar and Wadephul talking

3. Mid of Sa'ar and Wadephul walking through the Holocaust Memorial

4. Mid of Sa'ar and Wadephul paying respects at the Holocaust Memorial

5. Mid of Sa'ar and others at the Holocaust Memorial

6. Wreath with ribbons at Holocaust memorial

7. Mid of Sa'ar and Wadephul laying wreaths at the Holocaust Memorial

8. Close-up of flowers and German flag wreath at Holocaust Memorial

9. SOUNDBITE (German) Johann Wadephul, German Foreign Minister:

"In 2024, the number of anti-Semitic crimes in this country reached a new high. That Jews say 'I no longer feel safe in Germany,' that they admonish their children not to speak Hebrew on the street, that shames me deeply and that is why the Federal Government will oppose all forms of anti-Semitism with clarity, firmness and consistency."

10. Close-up commemorative plaque featuring menorah

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Gideon Sa'ar, Israel Foreign Minister:

"In Germany, there is an anti-Semitic incident once every hour. 8,600 incidents in 2024 - a 77% increase. Today in Europe, today in Germany, Jewish people are afraid. They are afraid to wear a kippah, they don't feel safe in public, students are staying away from campus, Jewish institutions are heavily guarded. This cannot be normalised."

12. Wide of wreaths laid at the Holocaust Memorial

STORYLINE:

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar visited the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin on Thursday and said that Jews had told him that they no longer felt safe in Germany.

"Today in Europe, today in Germany, Jewish people are afraid. They are afraid to wear a kippah, they don't feel safe in public, students are staying away from campus, Jewish institutions are heavily guarded. This cannot be normalised," Sa'ar said.

Sa'ar said there was an anti-Semitic incident in Germany every hour and that there had been 8,600 such incidents in 2024 - a 77% increase.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul echoed Sa'ar's concerns, saying that the number of anti-Semitic crimes in Germany had reached a new high in 2024.

"That Jews say 'I no longer feel safe in Germany,' that they admonish their children not to speak Hebrew on the street, that shames me deeply and that is why the Federal Government will oppose all forms of anti-Semitism with clarity, firmness and consistency," Wadephul said.

Sa'ar and Wadephul visited the Holocaust Memorial in the heart of Berlin on Thursday and laid wreaths to commemorate the six million Jewish victims of the Shoah.

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Evansville, Indiana - 9 April 2025

1. Various of Kirt Ethridge with his daughter

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Kirt Ethridge, resident:

"So much of parenting is trying to make the world as secure and livable as possible for your kids. And I feel like I'm losing the ability to do that on the front of being able to breathe, which is such a fundamental need.”

3. Various of Kirt Ethridge and his daughter in their home

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kirt Ethridge, resident:

"Our area is surrounded by what were referred to as super polluters, which sounds terrifying. And what those were basically or are is these power plants, particularly like coal-fired and things like that and they just put off a ton of pollution.”

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Evansville, Indiana - 11 April 2025

5. Aerial of downtown Evansville ++MUTE++

6. Cutaway of Evansville city flag

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Lauren Norvell, director, Evansville Climate Collaborative:

"Evansville has historically had poor air quality mainly due to our topography and our location in close proximity to about seven power plants that are fossil-fuel based and they emit a lot of pollutants. So if there are our federal rollbacks on air quality standards that will impact our air quality and businesses and industry will be allowed to emit more pollutants.”

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Newburgh, Indiana - 8 April 2025

8. Aerial of the Warrick Power Plant ++MUTE++

9. Various of the Warrick Power Plant operating

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Rockport, Indiana - 9 April 2025

10. Aerial of the Rockport Power Plant ++MUTE++

11. Various of the Rockport Power Plant operating

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Olney, Illinois - 10 April 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Norma Kreilein, pediatrician:

"Pollution makes people sick. And coal-fired power plants, at least if you look at southwest Indiana, with its cancer rates and its infant mortality and its prematurity.”

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Princeton, Indiana - 10 April 2025

13. Aerial of the Gibson Power Plant ++MUTE++

14. Various of the Gibson Power Plant operating

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Olney, Illinois - 10 April 2025

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Norma Kreilein, pediatrician:

"Dismantling existing regulations that already do not limit the accumulation and location of pollution is only going to expose it, expose unsuspecting children, mothers and parents to more illness.”

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Bloomfield, Indiana - 9 April 2025

16. Various of Jessica Blazier preparing infusion for her son, Julian

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Bloomfield, Indiana - 8 April 2025

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Blazier, resident:

"Every two weeks we have his infusion to do for his primary immunodeficiency. It's called specific antibody disorder where we've learned that his body is incapable of producing antibodies like it's supposed to.”

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Bloomfield, Indiana - 9 April 2025

18. Various of Jessica Blazier preparing and giving antibody infusion to her son.

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ARCHIVE: Cheshire, Ohio - 14 April 2025

1. Tight of stacks at the Gavin Power Plant operating

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ARCHIVE: Cincinnati, Ohio - 14 February 2023

2. Detail of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sign outside a lab

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New York - 13 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Melina Walling, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"The Environmental Protection Agency recently announced plans to roll back at least 30 rules that protect air and water quality. These regulations also reduce greenhouse gas emissions, for example, from coal plants.

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ARCHIVE: Cheshire, Ohio - 14 April 2025

4. Aerial of the Gavin Power Plant operating

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New York - 13 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Melina Walling, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"So, what is the impact of so much change? The Associated Press analyzed what these mandates intend to accomplish. We looked at the scientific, economic and health data behind them. We also talked with dozens of experts.”

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ARCHIVE: Point Pleasant, West Virginia - 14 April 2025

6. Wide of Gavin Power Plant operating near home

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New York - 13 May 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Melina Walling, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"What we found is that these rules are projected to save over 30,000 lives a year around the world – along with at least $275 billion a year. The savings, in lives and money, are mostly a result of fewer people getting sick from pollution. Some savings come from efficiencies, like cars that get high gas mileage or are electric. To see people who could be impacted, we visited southwest Indiana. It’s there that heavy industry and multiple coal-fired power plants historically dirtied the environment. These environmental regulations improved lives.”

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ARCHIVE: Lahore, Pakistan - 14 November 2024

8. Aerial of smog over city

9. Wide of people on motorbikes with faces covered due to pollution

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Evansville, Indiana - 11 April 2025

10. Wide of cars driving in downtown Evansville

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ARCHIVE: London, Ohio - 8 March 2024

11. Detail of electric car charging

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Evansville, Indiana - 11 April 2025

12. Aerial of Evansville

13. Wide of barges near river downtown

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Princeton, Indiana - 10 April 2025

14. Various aerial of a coal pit and bulldozer operating

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Mount Carmel, Illinois - 10 April 2025

15. Various of the Gibson Power Plant operating

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Olney, Illinois - 10 April 2025

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Norma Kreilein, pediatrician: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I have found that a large contributor to the health problems that people have is the accumulation of things they have no control over, but our government and our leaders potentially do.”

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Rockport, Indiana - 11 April 2025

17. Close-up of cooling tower at Rockport Power Plant operating

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