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Gambling 'America's Amazon'

By Isabelle Chapman
Alabama's largest utility plans to bury a heap of toxic coal waste in one of North America's most biodiverse river systems. Experts say it will put one of the nation's most pristine wetlands at risk.
A log loader moves freshly cut trees in Northampton County, North Carolina.
A log loader moves freshly cut trees in Northampton County, North Carolina.

'We've been disrespected'

By Majlie de Puy Kamp
The European Union pledged to curb carbon emissions — but a loophole in the directive leaves companies to pollute Black communities and devastate ecosystems in the American South.
The Saxony, a luxury condominium complex in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, broke ground in 2019. Units in the building can cost up to $645,000 and can be used as short-term rentals. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, housing prices in New Orleans neighborhoods near the Mississippi River began rising in part due them being built on some of the highest ground in the city, drastically altering the demographics of some neighborhoods along the river. Edmund D. Fountain for CNN
The Saxony, a luxury condominium complex in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, broke ground in 2019. Units in the building can cost up to $645,000 and can be used as short-term rentals. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, housing prices in New Orleans neighborhoods near the Mississippi River began rising in part due them being built on some of the highest ground in the city, drastically altering the demographics of some neighborhoods along the river. Edmund D. Fountain for CNN

High ground, high prices

By Casey Tolan
How climate change is speeding gentrification in some of America's most flooding-vulnerable cities

'Please help me before it's too late'

By Blake Ellis and Melanie Hicken
Behind bars, they beg for medical attention from a giant government contractor. For some, help doesn't come -- or it comes too late. A CNN investigation exposes preventable deaths and dangerous care that government agencies have failed to stop.

One gun's path to destruction

By Scott Glover
Additional reporting by Drew Griffin, Scott Bronstein and Jose Pagliery
They were a farming family, a young hothead, and an aspiring engineer with nothing in common -- except a weapon that reached the San Francisco streets through unlicensed gun dealing.
A photo illustration of a Sig Sauer P320 pistol falling with the trigger side up.
A photo illustration of a Sig Sauer P320 pistol falling with the trigger side up.

Trigger warning

By Jose Pagliery
The Army got upgraded guns. For months, the public didn't. Now, law enforcement officers are suing over a pistol that can fire when you drop it.
An illustration shows a gymnast hanging in midair. Her arms and legs are in a split position, tied by strings to fingers on a controlling hand above. The image is like that of a puppeteer and his puppet.
An illustration shows a gymnast hanging in midair. Her arms and legs are in a split position, tied by strings to fingers on a controlling hand above. The image is like that of a puppeteer and his puppet.

A gym built on fear

By Majlie de Puy Kamp
Larry Nassar molested them. Now gymnasts describe a different kind of abuse by famed Olympic coach John Geddert.

Sick, dying and raped in America's nursing homes

By Blake Ellis and Melanie Hicken
Some of the victims can't speak. They rely on walkers and wheelchairs to leave their beds. They have been robbed of their memories. They come to nursing homes to be cared for.

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