The most important climate summit of the year gets underway in Egypt next week.
COP27 will bring together governments from around the globe to discuss ways to tackle climate change.
But many of these leaders will be coming from countries sitting on massive ‘carbon bombs’ - oil, gas, and coal mine projects that have the potential to release billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere which could completely derail efforts to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius.
CGTN’s Toni Waterman reports from the Permian Basin in Texas, which has many these so-called carbon bombs.
The rapid spread of cholera in Haiti comes as the nation is paralyzed by a gang blockade that has triggered shortages of fuel and clean drinking water.
Fiammetta Cappellini talks about the urgent need of medical care in the nation.
There’s always been fear over robots taking over human jobs. Some of that anxiety dissipated during the COVID-19 pandemic, as businesses found themselves understaffed and needing robot help.
See how robotic technology advanced during the pandemic as CGTN’s Mark Niu checks out the ROBObusiness co...
The devastating floods in eastern Kentucky have killed at least 28 people. James Preston Hays, Fire Chief of the Hindman Volunteer Fire Department, talks about how they are trying to help victims and what main challenges they are facing in the rescue efforts.
