To prevent anxiety and optimize their wellbeing, an increasing number of people across the Western world use data technology. But what is actually measured when collecting data about our mental state, and what gets lost in this quest for our optimal selves? 

Follow a novel experiment in the Maldives to regrow coral reefs, which offer protection, food and income

Lisa Dyson, founder and CEO of Air Protein, is determined to finish what NASA couldn’t: creating food from pure elements of the air.

As farmer Rachael Slattery describes it, young farmers today are inheriting land that has been overused and abused for generations – and she thinks regenerative agriculture is the key to fostering a sustainable future.

As the first Native woman brewery owner in the U.S., Shyla Sheppard draws on her indigenous heritage to forge her own path in a white male-dominated industry.

Explores the remarkable resilience of indigenous Mayan communities and their enduring connection to a crop the Spanish conquistadors tried to wipe out – amaranth - a tall, leafy grain long derided in the United States as “pigweed.”

As governments, corporations and universities pour funds into quantum science, and breakthroughs in quantum technology gather pace, important questions about the reality of a quantum future remain unanswered

Filmmaker Ted Timreck explores the Medicinal Wetland at the base of Mount Lebanon in New York state, a remarkably preserved ecosystem where at least 74 medicinal plants known to the Indians, Shakers and Tildens have been identified and still survive.

Reveals disturbing evidence that even if coral can survive continually rising temperatures, they won't be able to escape the chemical effects of high levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Examines the consequences of vaccine hesitancy and denial. It's a war anti-vax activists have been fighting for more than a decade.