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Nature's Medicine Cabinet

Can plants and animals inspire a new generation of medicine? Alice Roberts reports.

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Can you spare some change please?

Are the food aid policies of many UK-based aid agencies actually making the problem worse?

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Greening the Building

Tom Heap asks whether the building industry can meet targets on energy-efficient homes.

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A Clean Break

How do you have a good time without destroying the planet?

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Plenty more fish in the sea?

Miriam O'Reilly looks at the Common Fisheries Policy and its effect on UK fish stocks.

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Flooding

Charlotte Smith asks whether agricultural practices could assist flood prevention.

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Green Cities

Tom Heap investigates the importance of wildlife within the urban environment.

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The Environmental Impact of Professional Football

Tom Heap explores the impact of professional football on the environment.

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War on Waste

Miriam O'Reilly investigates the reality of recycling our rubbish.

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Perth

Perth, the most isolated city in the world, is highly vulnerable to climate change.

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The Battle for the Murray Darling

How is Australia going to manage its water supplies for its growing population?

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Biofuels

A look at the new green fuels and how the technology can best be utilised.

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Cave Carnage

Europe's strangest species are under threat of extinction. Tom Heap investigates.

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Bug Mac and Flies

Tom Heap adds locusts to his grocery shopping list and asks if we should all eat bugs.

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The Air That I Breathe

How can you help your family breathe clean air? Tom Heap investigates.

• 28 mins

A Very Large Hole in the Sahara

Miranda Krestovnikoff discovers ways that scientists could use to halt sea level rise.

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Waters of Arabia

Will Yemen be the first nation to run out of water? Leana Hosea reports from Sana'a.

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High Speed Hell?

How much disruption will a new high speed rail line really cause? Tom Heap reports.

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Gold of the Conquistadors

Mining is booming in South America. That's bad news for the environment.

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March of the Pylons

Britain's electricity grid needs replacing. Does that mean a new invasion of the pylons?

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Let it Snow!

Tom Heap investigates ways to keep Britain moving if we have another harsh winter.

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Bottle Bank Wars

In San Francisco, recycling is so profitable that they're fighting over the trash.

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Adapting Insects

Can we adapt disease-carrying insects to become friends not foes? Alice Roberts reports.

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Bambi Bites Back

Deer numbers are rising fast. Tom Heap asks what this means for the rural landscape.

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Tunnel Beneath the Thames

Raw sewage regularly pours into the River Thames. Alice Roberts looks for an answer.

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Nuclear Power Without the Nasties

Could there be a cheaper, safer way to create nuclear energy? Julian Rush investigates.

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Rebel Without a Car

Young people are turning their back on the car. Tom Heap asks if it has a future.

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The Power of Peat

The peatlands of the British Isles are being destroyed. Tom Heap reports.

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Outbreak

Where will the next pandemic come from and how can it be stopped? Tom Heap investigates.

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Sands of Time

Britain's sand dunes are running out of time. Tom Heap joins the battle to save them.

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