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Iron Curtain Turns Green

The Iron Curtain was an accidental wildlife haven. Nature still thrives in the deathzone.

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Thames Revival

From biologically dead to a vital wildlife habitat. Helen Czerski cruises the Thames.

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Dry Me A River

Northern English rivers are flooding whilst southern rivers dry up. Tom Heap investigates.

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Green Places for Everyone

David Lindo AKA The Urban Birder asks how to make green space accessible for everyone

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Vegan World

What would Britain look like if we all adopted a vegan diet? Tom Heap investigates.

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Election 2019

Can Britain's political parties live up to their environmental promises?

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Mark Ruffalo vs Chemical Pollution

Mark Ruffalo tells the story of one man's fight against a poisonous household chemical

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Fate of the Falcons

Meet the Naga people of India who have turned from headhunters to conservationists.

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Eco 蜜芽传媒s Now!

Why aren't all the new homes being built meeting the lowest carbon impact?

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Turning Japan Green

Can the Tokyo 2021 Olympics help create a greener Japan?

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Plastic Burnout

A new report reveals the scale of open burning of plastic waste. Are manufacturers liable?

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Fantastic Plastic

How people in developing countries can turn plastic waste from a problem into a solution

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Covid-19: the environmental impact

What effect is the coronavirus pandemic having on the environment? Tom Heap investigates.

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Music's Green Day

Tom Heap asks what the music industry can do to reduce its carbon footprint.

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Zero Carbon Britain

Can Britain achieve its environmental commitments for 2050?

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Silencing with Noise

How is the rising tide of man-made noise affecting our wildlife and what can be done?

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Flooding Britain

How can the way we manage the environment help prevent flooding? Caz Graham investigates.

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Is this something I should be doing?

Carbon offsetting - the latest news

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Forests of the Future

Peter Gibbs asks if trees can really trump carbon emissions.

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Autopia to Utopia? Car-Free Cities

Has the Covid crisis jump started us towards car-free cities?

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Build, Build, Build

Peter Gibbs looks at how we respond to Boris Johnson's call to "build build build".

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Swimming in Superbugs?

Ellen Husain investigates how antibiotic resistant bacteria may be surviving in our seas.

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The Great Leaky Loo Scandal

How billions of litres of water are lost each week - from a system intended to save water.

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Bushfire Animal Rescue

Can Australia's unique animal life bounce back from bushfire devastation?

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World on Fire

A panel of experts discuss the situation with this year's wildfires.

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A short history of environmental protest

Tom Heap takes a look back at the evolution of environmental campaigning.

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The Future of Environmentalism

Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley looks to the future of the environmental movement

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Too darn hot

Tom Heap explores the cost to the environment of air conditioning.

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American election

What will the American election result mean for the environment? Tom Heap investigates.

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I Believe I Can Fly?

Tom Heap asks what lies ahead for aviation and its environmental impact, post-pandemic.

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