麻豆约拍

25/03/2010

Mike wonders what the green revolution is. We hear about eco tech, scavengers and avocados

• 28 mins

01/04/2010

Mike's given a challenge. Plus we plant trees in the Amazon, and go into a data mountain.

• 28 mins

08/04/2010

Mike pictures his carbon footprint, hears about solar for food, and tackles his challenge

• 28 mins

15/04/2010

Can you recycle nuclear weapons? Plus we speak to NYC's farmers, and feel pity for trash

• 28 mins

22/04/2010

Mike considers a world environmental court, hears from the Andes, and enjoys a quiet city

• 28 mins

29/04/2010

Mike tries to give away cash, hears from America's new oil town and Taiwan's plastic home

• 28 mins

06/05/2010

Mike wanders empty streets, we go to Delhi at 3am, and we get the latest on the oil slick

• 28 mins

13/05/2010

Mike chats to Britain's first Green MP, messes with oil spill detergents and talks retro

• 28 mins

20/05/2010

Mike chats to the UN's new climate chief, meets Daryl Hannah and spots pigs in the sky.

• 28 mins

27/05/2010

Mike chats to Annie Leonard about stuff, learns how to live cashless, and talks currencies

• 28 mins

03/06/2010

Mike goes to an eco film festival, meets star of The Cove, and learns to swim on Everest.

• 28 mins

10/06/2010

Mike goes to the TT Races, messes with an electric bike, and hears how to paint a mountain

• 28 mins

17/06/2010

Students from Louisiana discuss the oil spill, Mike eats insects and we hear from Malawi.

• 28 mins

24/06/2010

Mike considers living forever. We hear from elderly and young. Plus we debate food miles

• 28 mins

01/07/2010

The kids take over One Planet to discuss forests, playing in woods and long term planning

• 28 mins

08/07/2010

One Planet's in the Arctic to examine micro-life, polar bears and the fight for resources

• 30 mins

Indian road trip

One Planet meets the original tree-huggers in India's desert state of Rajasthan.

• 28 mins

22/07/2010

Building a family home out of broken asbestos, a special report from India's shanty towns

• 28 mins

29/07/2010

The curse of black gold - our oil addiction and what BP's spill can teach multinationals

• 28 mins

The Carbon Detectives

Richard Hollingham meets the scientists trying to track our carbon emissions

• 28 mins

Cleaning up the Ganges

Tom Heap visits the Ganges to find out how to save this holy site from severe pollution

• 28 mins

Saving Cerrado

One Planet reports on efforts to save a unique Brazilian ecosystem from destruction.

• 28 mins

Hydrogen for transport

In a special edition of One Planet, Gareth Mitchell asks what happened to hydrogen cars

• 28 mins

Peak oil and happy cows

Questioning peak oil, plus the world's top energy expert reveals his fears over our future

• 28 mins

The Deepwater Horizon disaster

Examining the environmental and political fallout from the world's biggest oil spill

• 28 mins

Richard Branson, uranium and algae

Richard Branson tells us about clean fuels, the need for nuclear and a life changing bath

• 28 mins

Kofi Annan on broken promises and social unrest

Former UN chief Kofi Annan slams broken government promises and fears rising social unrest

• 28 mins

Climate change, pot plants and small frogs

Nobel winner Richard Lindzen on being a climate change denier, and why office plants rock

• 28 mins

The father of GM foods, bolivian seeds and wildebeest

Dr Roger Beachy, the father of GM foods on scientific ignorance and our moral obligations

• 28 mins

Mining metals, Hungary sludge and toxic tankers

Exploring our need to mine metals, and the latest on the Hungary toxic sludge disaster

• 28 mins