
Earth Focus is an environmental news magazine that puts a human face on pressing global issues. This essential series features under-publicized stories on how changes to the Earth's resources and climate are affecting everyday people all over the world. |
Earth Focus looks at why the availability of fresh water is a growing global challenge and at how some innovative solutions are making a difference.
Corrupt practices, human rights abuses, and environmental degradation caused by the shrimp industry are exposed in an original report by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
This original Earth Focus investigative report looks at the untold stories behind three of the world's largest nuclear disasters: Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima.
An original investigative report by Earth Focus and UK's Ecologist Film Unit looks at the risks of natural gas development in the Marcellus Shale.
Australian physician and anti-nuclear activist Dr. Helen Caldicott discusses what the Fukushima disaster really means for the health and future of the people of Japan.
Filmmaker Laura Israel on "Windfall"
"Windfall" looks at the downside of wind energy. The wind turbine has become a symbol of hope -- a promise of a future free from fossil fuels and foreign oil. So who can object? That's what the residents of Meredith New York thought when turbine salesmen came knocking on their doors. Energy companies are becoming bullish on wind but residents of communities considering wind should be careful says "Windfall" Director Laura Israel. She explains the links between wind turbines and health, the impact of wind turbines on avian populations including bats and why some residents of communities with new wind turbines are moving away.
The wind turbine has become a symbol of hope -- a promise of a future free from fossil fuels and foreign oil. So who can object? "Windfall" looks at the downside of wind energy. Director Laura Israel explains the links between wind turbines and health, the impact of wind turbines on avian populations, including bats, and why some residents of communities with new wind turbines are moving away.
Pick Up America Talks Trash!Follow the nation's first contiguous coast-to-coast roadside litter pick-up, from Maryland to California, March 2011 to November 2012. What's their journey really like? Find out on TRASH TALK - with roadside video updates from the Pick Up America team, now on Earth Focus!
The UNFCCC has been meeting with member countries to reach an international agreement on climate change since 1995. The IPCC has been binding millions of pages of reports on global temperature rise. However, political negotiations and scientific data on climate change are still foreign subjects to many. CCMP aims to improve media coverage, journalist participation, and public engagement on climate change. Click for more info.
(February 3, 2012) Eight executives are behind bars, and cities in Guangxi province are in a race against time to contain the spread of drinking water contaminated by ca... |
(January 30, 2012) Thailand's wildlife experts say that elephants could face extinction if they continue to be hunted as a source of meat. The elephant is a national sy... |
(January 19, 2012) While the US government continues its push to keep Iran from operating a nuclear power plant, a debate is raging within America home about its own rea... |