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In the Deux-Sèvres department of western France, a large water reservoir stands out against corn fields nearby. This artificial pool, with a capacity of 260 000 m3, is one of 1,000 projects currently underway in France. It works by collecting and storing rainwater that naturally infiltrates the subsoil in winter, providing a stable supply of water for farmers to use in spring and summer.
Its entire population could fit inside Villa Park four times over, but the tiny Pacific archipelago of Tuvalu has the biggest possible reason to use its participation in the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham to stamp its identity on the world map.
Our journey begins in the port of Almeria, in Andalusia, where we go on board "El Monguio", a trawling vessel. José Maria Gallart, the vice-president of the Spain Fisheries Confederation, speaks proudly of a fishing practice deeply anchored in the local culture.
"The Mother" named the city of Auroville after her spiritual partner, the Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo, founder of a movement that seeks harmony in all aspects of life.
Laurent Biagetti, the manager of a sand quarry in France's northwestern Normandy region, likens his job to that of an orchestra conductor. Machines dig into the ground, trucks come and go, vessels get loaded with sand on a near-daily basis.
France has had an exceptionally dry winter, followed by a springtime heatwave, leaving much of the country's water table unable to replenish. We hear from farmers and locals facing the effects of drought.
An ancient alerce tree known as the "great grandfather" in southern Chile could be more than 5,000 years old, according to a new study.
In a city normally teeming with tourists, Andrea Turchetto is a rare breed: a true Venetian, born and raised in the floating city. Unlike other locals, he still calls it home. His glass bead business is based at the heart of Venice, in the Cannaregio district.