Herding reindeer is part of a traditional way of life for an indigenous Arctic people known as the
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Storms, sex and survival in the Philippines
After covering the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan in 2013, GroundTruth's Aurora Almendral investigates how typhoons – which are getting stronger and
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Zika in the Americas
Zika virus is now in dozens of countries, including the United States. GroundTruth's Beth Murphy documents the Zika epidemic in
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Jakarta’s fight against flooding
We'd like to think that coastal cities can build their way out of flooding and sea level rise.
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Somalia’s climate for conflict
The human consequences of climate change are the focus of this new season of GroundTruth. Reporting fellows
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Dispatch: Drowned out in Paris
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From Syria with baklava
When Ahmed and Rashed moved to Istanbul to escape the war in Syria, they never thought it would
Mar 15, 2016
Razia’s way
How do you convince the conservative men of Afghanistan to get behind girls' education? This is the story
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War reporting, a love story
Shelton and her husband, Ahmad. (Photo courtesy Tracey Shelton) Conflict reporter Tracey Shelton has been willing to risk
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The aftermath
Where is Afghanistan heading? In the second episode of GroundTruth, correspondent Jean MacKenzie assesses the fall of Kunduz
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The first casualty
In the first episode of GroundTruth, correspondent Charles Sennott follows the roots of the war in Afghanistan from
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