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The Ants & the Grasshopper documentary follows Malawian farmer Anita Chitaya as she visits the US to ask, why aren't you doing more to prevent the climate crisis?

A new documentary, Stripped for Parts, tells the story of Alden Global Capitol, a secretive hedge fund that is decimating what is left of US newspapers.

Nearly one in 10 US adults over 65 have dementia. A new documentary focuses on the struggles and moments of deep connection and love experienced by families around the globe.

Daniel Jaffee writes about the $300B bottled water industry, which is dominated by four multinationals, and the movements fighting the ongoing push to privatize water.

Hundreds of millions of pounds of pesticides are applied to California crops each year, the largest share of agricultural pesticide use in the United States.

In the documentary Collision, scientists and researchers say whales are being killed by ship strikes all over the world. They are becoming the ocean's road kill.

Corporations in the US are spending millions of dollars on anti-union consultants to stop workers from unionizing, according to a new HuffPost investigation.

Sydney Calkin writes that abortion pills have changed the landscape of abortion care across the world. They're used for more than half of all abortions in the US.

In her new book, environmental reporter Rosanna Xia asks: As climate chaos threatens the places we love, will we finally grasp our collective capacity for change?