Before and after photos show how a fire destroyed a market where much of the world's secondhand clothes end up
A fire destroyed as much as two-thirds of the world's largest secondhand clothing market in Accra, Ghana.
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Drought Reveals A Stunning Ancient Palace In A Dried-Up Water Reservoir In Iraq
Kemune Palace was part of the mysterious Mittani Empire that ruled Syria and northern Mesopotamia thousands of years ago.
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What the Kantamanto Market fire means for sustainable fashion
A fire at West Africa’s largest secondhand clothing market leaves thousands of retailers displaced and shops destroyed, while ...
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Hyun Nahm: The Devil’s Gold
During a residency in Indonesia, South Korean artist Hyun Nahm visited various volcanoes, including Kawah Ijen in East Java, ...
65 years ago, 'Harvest of Shame' exposed poverty for the first time with Glades farmworkers
Murrow, "Harvest of Shame," which depicted wretched conditions for migrant farmworkers in the western Palm Beach County community of Belle Glade. Few documentaries have unleashed such strong feelings ...
N.J. drought, water supply making slow improvement after snow, rain
Most reservoirs are still below normal but have been gradually rising during the past several weeks, according to state data.
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Thousands of families to benefit from Kaptagat forest conservation project
The programme will introduce improved livestock breeds such as high-yield dairy cows, and distribute seedlings of cash crops ...
Officials share stunning before-and-after satellite images of iconic lake following years of drought: 'Fastest rebound in [its] history'
California has consistently been embroiled in drought conditions for years. The last recorded drought was in 2022, when Lake ...
Japan's Wajima Craftmakers See Hope In Disaster-hit Region
Lacquerware maker Takaho Shoji hunches over his desk in the disaster-hit city of Wajima in central Japan, applying another layer of coating to a dark, wooden box.