Green Warriors

Johannesburg is considered the most uranium-contaminated city in the world. Waste dumps from around 600 abandoned mines sit next to residential communities, blowing polluted dust into homes and contaminating the soil and water supplies. To get a sense of the sheer extent of the problem, Martin Boudot and his team of researchers investigate. Equipped with a Geiger counter, they uncover some dangerous realities.

Green Warriors, a series of scientific investigative documentaries. Paraguay tells the story of our world. To feed livestock around the planet, the soybean industry destroys the country's forests, to plant its fields whom pesticides sprayings poison the inhabitants. On site, journalists and scientists work together to find evidences of the contamination. They are developing a unique scientific study on the genetic damage of children exposed to pesticides. Their results will make the headlines and trigger a national debate to the Senate. The team of "Green Warriors" also traces back to the source of pollution: to pesticides companies like Monsanto.

The Citarum river in Indonesia is the world's most polluted river. A reporter teamed up with international scientists to investigate the causes and consequences of this pollution. One of the main polluters is the fashion industry: 500 textile factories throw away their waste water directly into the Citarum river. Thanks to the help of concerned citizens, the Green Warriors team analyzed water samples, rice and children's hair and found out many toxic chemicals are endangering the lives of the 14 million Indonesians using the Citarum water. These findings caused the Indonesian government to change its waste water regulations. The president also recently announced a new plan to clean up the Citarum. The fashion brands questioned in this documentary promised to better control their Indonesian suppliers.