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Count has gone up and hope it doesnt go up further. >> emily: such deep history, this is lahaina united methodist church and maui hub where people go to worship, it is burnt to the ground. >> david: fire is a living thing, it feeds, it grows. when you think of it that way and on an island, where does it go? it can encompass the whole island. the effects go beyond this. personal stories, death toll, things well learn, when you get to recovery side of this and i think about something most dont get...

Times larger and travel for miles down into the deep sea. each $5 million robotic vehicle uses cameras and artificial intelligence to find rocks that contain metals, but not animal life. >> so, the clause themselves driven by the ai and saying, take it, leave it, take it, leave it. to be able to ensure that the ecosystem on the seafloor remains intact. >> reporter: typical deep-sea mining uses a robot to dredge the seafloor and could soon be approved and what is known as the clarion-clipperton z...

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IPOH: Sustainable development, pollution, and the enhancement of the ecosystem are some of the highlights addressed during the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) Green Council meeting.

Dee Hall lives in Norfolk and has become very familiar with the positive impacts of growing plants. She says a passion project of hers has turned into a pollinator’s paradise.

Thousands of tourists visit Juneau in Alaska via cruise ship every day to see the Mendenhall Glacier, rapidly receding due to climate change, but the city is finally saying ‘enough’.

And 60% of it is located in brazil. the rainforest acts as a major carbon sink — absorbing carbon dioxide emissions, which are driving climate change. president lula has promised to end deforestation by 2030. rainforest destruction had surged under his predecessor, jair bolsonaro. and it appears some progress is already being made. injuly this year, 500 square kilometres of rainforest was cleared in brazil — 66% less than injuly of last year. the rainforest is home to 50 million people, incl...

Bitten, including teenaged surfer max haynes. >> i didnt see anything coming. just i felt on my foot like a bear trap just get me from below, and hard. it felt like it broke my foot. >> reporter: marine biologists believe the small bait fish that sharks eat called bunkers may be partially to blame. >> the bunkers stay ofoffshore, the sharks stay qualify shore. the bunkers move in. is it just theyre following the food? >> reporter: its actually a sign, scientists say, that the water and ecosystem...

500 square kilometres of rainforest was cleared in brazil — 66% less than injuly of last year. the rainforest is home to 50 million people, including hundreds of indigenous groups, who depend on the unique ecosystem. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson sent this report from para — the most deforested state in brazil. virgin forests still exist here in the amazon, but every day, the illegal loggers get closer. for those living under the rainforests canopy, its been a difficult few yea...

"The creation and maintenance of healthy habitat is not just for the birds," writes The News Editorial Board.