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  • After Oil

    After Oil

    OIL: Boima Tucker travels from a ministerial stage to an informal settlement in Mathare, tracing how Africa's shift away from oil still runs on old patterns of who benefits and who absorbs the cost.

  • First attack, then think: digging up the ocean grounds

    First attack, then think: digging up the ocean grounds

    ECOLOGY: Exposing the catastrophic consequences of deep-sea mining on marine ecosystems.

  • Nuclear power? No, but yes, thanks

    Nuclear power? No, but yes, thanks

    NUCLEAR: The controversial pro-nuclear movement's belief that embracing nuclear power is essential for combating climate change.

  • Left in the mud

    Left in the mud

    CORRUPTION: Political turmoil and ecological catastrophe come together in Venezuela's existential fight for survival.

  • The great energy crisis: when love is not enough

    The great energy crisis: when love is not enough

    NUCLEAR: Tracing the history and complex social and political forces that have fueled the conversation around nuclear power.

  • State of repression

    State of repression

    Recently opened archival material from Saddam Hussein’s Iraq paints a different picture of the brutal dictatorship.

  • The number of dead in Congo is close to Holocaust

    The number of dead in Congo is close to Holocaust

    Modern Times Documentary: Some 5.4 million dead. Hundreds of thousands of women raped, and millions forced out of their homes. These are just some of the consequences of the Congolese mineral conflict in the last ten or twenty years.

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