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Chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, MD reveals the findings of a year's research in which he evaluated the preventive role of diet in avoiding and reversing heart disease. The documentary also features interviews with medical experts and former US President Bill Clinton.
Civilization: cities, built environment, transmission lines, pipelines, main paved and unpaved roads and railways
Have you ever wondered why a bunch of carrots costs more than a package of Twinkies? Food journalist Michael Pollan connects the dots between food policy, high-fructose corn syrup, and our health
Urban runoff is a main source of pollution at beaches across the United States.
many scientists are convinced that for humans it is a super antioxidant, a powerful antibiotic, energy booster, heart-helper, lung-improver and sex sustainer.
overfishing—catching fish faster than they can reproduce—continues to deplete 10 of our dinner-time favorites, including Atlantic cod
The typical broiler chicken comes from a facility that produces more than 605,000 birds a year.
advocate for a Farm Bill that's also a Healthy Food bill. Some surprising stats about who's receiving federal farm subsidies.
South Africa's annual Sardine Run has been dubbed 'The Greatest Shoal on Earth'
the reality of farming genetically modified crops in the USA 10 years after their introduction.
this endangered Asian elephant had lost his left front foot due to injuries sustained from a poacher's snare.
San Diego Zoo's 5-month-old hippo calf, Adhama, is becoming increasingly playful and has developed quite a skill for water ballet.
Shimon Steinberg looks at the difference between pests and bugs -- and
makes the case for using good bugs to fight bad bugs, avoiding chemicals
in our quest for perfect produce.
Shimon Steinberg is chief scientist at Bio-Bee, a world leader in mass production of the world's best natural, biological control agents: bugs.
(Beneficial bugs are replacing the use of chemical sprays in greenhouse
vegetables and open field crops, producing pesticide-free food and
eliminating hazardous exposure of millions of workers in third world
countries.) These insects are shipped worldwide, where they go to work
protecting thousands of hectares of greenhouses and open fields, in
vegetables, field crops, fruit trees, ornamental plants and more.
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Chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, MD reveals the findings of a year's research in which he evaluated the preventive role of diet in avoiding and reversing heart disease. The documentary also features interviews with medical experts and former US President Bill Clinton.
Civilization: cities, built environment, transmission lines, pipelines, main paved and unpaved roads and railways
Have you ever wondered why a bunch of carrots costs more than a package of Twinkies? Food journalist Michael Pollan connects the dots between food policy, high-fructose corn syrup, and our health
Urban runoff is a main source of pollution at beaches across the United States.
many scientists are convinced that for humans it is a super antioxidant, a powerful antibiotic, energy booster, heart-helper, lung-improver and sex sustainer.
overfishing—catching fish faster than they can reproduce—continues to deplete 10 of our dinner-time favorites, including Atlantic cod
The typical broiler chicken comes from a facility that produces more than 605,000 birds a year.
advocate for a Farm Bill that's also a Healthy Food bill. Some surprising stats about who's receiving federal farm subsidies.
South Africa's annual Sardine Run has been dubbed 'The Greatest Shoal on Earth'
the reality of farming genetically modified crops in the USA 10 years after their introduction.
this endangered Asian elephant had lost his left front foot due to injuries sustained from a poacher's snare.
San Diego Zoo's 5-month-old hippo calf, Adhama, is becoming increasingly playful and has developed quite a skill for water ballet.