Scientists recently captured rare underwater footage of a Greenland shark in Arctic Canadian waters, offering a unique glimpse into the world of this elusive species.

Belonging to the

Scientists recently captured rare underwater footage of a Greenland shark in Arctic Canadian waters, offering a unique glimpse into the world of this elusive species.

Belonging to the "sleeper shark" family due to their slow growth and low activity, Greenland sharks are remarkable for their extreme longevity. With some individuals estimated to live nearly 400 years, they are recognized as the longest-lived vertebrates on Earth.

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Dr. Jamie Sommer, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of South Florida, investigates what truly moves the needle in climate change activism. Her oral history research project,

Dr. Jamie Sommer, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of South Florida, investigates what truly moves the needle in climate change activism. Her oral history research project, featuring female leaders globally, uncovers surprising findings about effective climate action.

Sommer's broader work examines how institutions and systems, including capitalism and patriarchy, shape global environmental inequality, often benefiting powerful groups. She also studies climate resilience and trauma through oral histories with communities facing extreme weather events in India and Guatemala, collaborating with the Climate Knowledge Collective.

This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

FAO, supported by Italy and the Government of Mozambique, is empowering farmers in Manica Province to combat climate change, soil degradation, and low productivity. Through the PRODAI project,

FAO, supported by Italy and the Government of Mozambique, is empowering farmers in Manica Province to combat climate change, soil degradation, and low productivity. Through the PRODAI project, communities establish multi-strata agroforestry systems, combining native timber, fruit trees, and biomass crops to restore soils, reduce erosion, and diversify livelihoods.

Fifteen community nurseries have already produced over 250,000 seedlings, engaging more than 3,000 farmers. By capturing carbon and connecting producers to voluntary carbon markets like Acorn and Plan Vivo, agroforestry creates new income opportunities and strengthens resilience. The goal is to restore 3,000 hectares with 1 million seedlings, planting a sustainable future. Learn more at [FAO](http://www.fao.org).

Seaweed farming presents a key "Blue Transformation" opportunity in Latin America and the Caribbean, steadily expanding with leaders like Chile, Venezuela, and Brazil. This sector supports

Seaweed farming presents a key "Blue Transformation" opportunity in Latin America and the Caribbean, steadily expanding with leaders like Chile, Venezuela, and Brazil. This sector supports sustainable food systems, strengthens coastal economies, and offers environmental benefits like ecosystem restoration and carbon capture.

The FAO highlights seaweed farming as a pathway toward inclusive, low-carbon, and sustainable development in the region.

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Seaweed farming is a key opportunity for Blue Transformation in Latin America and the Caribbean, led by Chile, Venezuela, and Brazil. It provides sustainable food, supports coastal livelihoods,

Seaweed farming is a key opportunity for Blue Transformation in Latin America and the Caribbean, led by Chile, Venezuela, and Brazil. It provides sustainable food, supports coastal livelihoods, strengthens local economies, and delivers environmental benefits such as ecosystem restoration and carbon capture.

This video highlights FAO’s perspective on seaweed farming as a pathway to inclusive, low-carbon, and sustainable development. Subscribe to FAO on YouTube and follow us on Facebook and other social media platforms.

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Joey Wu's personal experience with water scarcity in Taiwan ignited his passion for clean water access. Later, as an undergraduate, he designed a PFAS water filter. However, he learned that

Joey Wu's personal experience with water scarcity in Taiwan ignited his passion for clean water access. Later, as an undergraduate, he designed a PFAS water filter. However, he learned that technical solutions alone are insufficient; they require community trust and socio-cultural buy-in for effective adoption.

In 2022, Wu launched Waterroots, a youth-led climate literacy initiative. It empowers young leaders in water-stressed regions to bridge the gap between technical solutions and community needs, inspiring locally-driven action. Waterroots has grown into a digital community with over 50 members across 25 countries, sharing their water stories through platforms like YouTube. Wu mentors these leaders, fostering global conversations on our shared planetary future.

Mariana Van Zeller investigates the global surrogacy market in "Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller" (S3, E6), exposing how the desire to start a family fuels a "babies-for-cash" black

Mariana Van Zeller investigates the global surrogacy market in "Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller" (S3, E6), exposing how the desire to start a family fuels a "babies-for-cash" black market.

Watch the full "Black Market Babies" episode on YouTube, or stream the entire series on Disney+. Explore more National Geographic series and full episodes on YouTube, Hulu, and the NGTV app. Subscribe for additional content.

Yuki Qian, 17, addresses Pittsburgh's high radon levels, a radioactive gas causing 21,000 U.S. deaths annually. Her family's financial struggles with home health renovations inspire her to use

Yuki Qian, 17, addresses Pittsburgh's high radon levels, a radioactive gas causing 21,000 U.S. deaths annually. Her family's financial struggles with home health renovations inspire her to use technology and knowledge to overcome socioeconomic barriers, aiding vulnerable communities.

In 2023, supported by Pittsburgh Phipps Conservatory, Qian founded RadONRadOFF. This project distributes free radon test kits, low-cost remediation info, and safety education to local, lower-income areas. Partnering with state authorities, mitigation companies, and YMCAs, she also advocates for policies to close public health disparity gaps. Aerial footage courtesy of @almosafir: https://www.youtube.com/@almosafir.

From Cesar Chavez banning DDT to truckers tackling asthma at the Port of Los Angeles and inner-city clergy fighting Walmart sprawl, diverse groups champion environmental and social

From Cesar Chavez banning DDT to truckers tackling asthma at the Port of Los Angeles and inner-city clergy fighting Walmart sprawl, diverse groups champion environmental and social justice.

Dr. Manuel Pastor's research highlights how low-income urban communities drive change. He demonstrates that a truly sustainable economy requires everyone to be an environmentalist, emphasizing that a healthy environment is intrinsically linked to economic justice.

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The space ecosystem is undergoing a profound transformation, with public and private sectors driving novel activities like enhanced broadband, Earth monitoring, and lunar exploration. This

The space ecosystem is undergoing a profound transformation, with public and private sectors driving novel activities like enhanced broadband, Earth monitoring, and lunar exploration. This acceleration reflects a growing global reliance on space.

To ensure a promising and sustainable future, collective effort is crucial for the sensible use of space resources.

A forthcoming Forum will convene top leaders and experts from space and telecom industries, governments, and other stakeholders. It will discuss policies and strategies to ensure space remains accessible and sustainable for all future endeavors. Discover more about the program on the official ITU website: ITU Space Sustainability Forum.