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Video Duration 25 minutes 10 seconds 25:10
From: People & Power

Forever Chemicals: A Toxic Legacy

Pervasive and permanent, Forever Chemicals have poisoned the planet. We meet those fighting to hold someone to account.

Published On 14 Oct 2025
Video Duration 00 minutes 40 seconds 00:40
Video Duration 00 minutes 40 seconds 00:40
From: NewsFeed

Deadly storm batters Alaska leaving thousands displaced

One woman was killed and two others remain missing after the remnants of Typhoon Halong battered western Alaska.

Published On 14 Oct 2025
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
Farmer Travis Hutchison shows some of the soya beans that he brought to sell in Queen Anne, Maryland. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
The US soya bean harvest is under way in rural Maryland. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
Travis Hutchison drives his truck on a country road near his family's farm in Cordova. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
With lower demand, soya bean prices are down about 40 percent from three years ago. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
Travis Hutchison opens a soya bean pod in a field not yet ready for harvesting. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
Soya bean prices "are really depressed because of the trade war", said Hutchison. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
ASA chief economist Scott Gerlt warned the situation is especially harsh in Midwestern states like North and South Dakota. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
A soya bean field ready for harvesting on one of the Hutchinsons' family farms in Cordova. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
US soybean farmers battered by trade row with China
Travis Hutchison's family tills 3,400 acres (1,380 hectares) of soya beans, corn and other crops. [Roberto Schmidt/AFP]
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