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The South Australian Miracle

One Australian state is leading the world in green energy. Peter Hadfield reports.

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New Grid for the New Age

How will Britain's power system need to change for a zero carbon world?

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"Greenfinger"

Should very rich individuals be able to experiment with modifying the earth's climate?

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Beaver Town

Can the people of Braunton pull off the UK's first community-led beaver reintroduction?

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Canoeing the Cam

Britain's rivers are a disgrace. Tom Heap gets up close with a canoe trip along the Cam.

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Britain's Changing Flowers

Mike Dilger travels the length of Britain to see how climate change is altering plantlife.

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How green is my golf course?

Sybil Ruscoe finds out about efforts to make golf courses more environmentally-friendly.

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Qasa’s Farm - Building Resilience in Bangladesh

Qasa Alom explores the future of his farm on the frontline of climate change in Bangladesh

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Earthshot: Fresh Ideas For the Environment

Meet the global innovators competing for a new prize to reverse environmental damage.

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Earthshot: More Fresh Ideas for the Environment

Meet the people with brilliant ideas to help nature heal from centuries of abuse.

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Earthshot: The Winners

Celebrate with the five winners of the first Earthshot Prize- smart friends of the planet

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Six Months on St Kilda

How does it feel to spend six months on Britain's most isolated island?

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COP26: The Unheard Voices

Tom Heap brings the unheard voices of the first victims of climate change to COP26

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COP26: A Turning of the Tide?

Tom Heap analyses the promises made so far at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.

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My Toxic Cocktail

Anna Turns finds out how synthetic chemicals are making their way into our bodies.

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All Aboard the Sir David Attenborough

Helen Czerski hops aboard Britain's newest polar explorer, RRS Sir David Attenborough.

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Seeing the Wood for the Trees

Peter Gibbs investigates the issue of tree health.

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The Right to Swim

The storms have flushed raw sewage into our rivers, but are they ever fit to swim in?

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Carbon Farming

Landowners are being offered big money for land to absorb carbon dioxide emissions.

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Britain's Dark Waters

PFAS chemicals are linked to mass poisoning in the US. Are they having an impact here?

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Energy Prices

Is there a green way out of the energy price crisis? Tom Heap gathers expert opinion.

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Northern Ireland's Environmental Future

Tom Heap asks if Northern Ireland's new environmental ambitions will become reality?

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Rip It Up And Start Again?

Should we demolish or refurbish old buildings?

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Government Energy Strategy

Tom Heap delves into the government's newly-announced energy strategy.

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The World's Toughest Conservationists

In search of the elusive and elegant snow leopard with their brave protectors.

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Timber!

What impact have this winter's storms had on our forests? Tom Heap investigates.

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Green Power in the Far North

Green industry is heading north. But what does it mean for the people of the region?

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How Green Is My Money?

Have you ever wondered what the money in your bank account is doing? It's not inert.

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Sustainable Sport for the Future

Can world sporting tournaments really be sustainable? Qasa Alom finds out.

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Ukraine: A War on Nature

Tom Heap investigates the environmental impacts of the war in Ukraine.

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