成人快手

The British Countryside after Brexit

Tom Heap hears four visions for the future of the British countryside after Brexit.

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Forests of the Orangutan

Some of the last refuges of the orangutan are under threat. Peter Hadfield reports.

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Nuclear Futures

Britain's nuclear power stations are being pushed to run well past their planned lifespan.

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Putting the Fizz Back into Planet Earth

Can we find a use for all that pesky climate-changing carbon dioxide? Tom Heap reports.

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Cruising: A Dirty Secret

Tom Heap investigates the link between cruise ships and poor air quality.

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America's Energy Independence

What does the election of Donald Trump as president of the USA mean for the environment?

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Fighting Fire

Tom Heap asks if we can stop the global wildfire epidemic.

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Rig Retirement

Should we consider alternative ways to retire old oil and gas platforms?

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Black Gold in Paradise

Oil exploration has begun in the most biodiverse place on earth. Tom Heap investigates.

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Soil Saviours

Can putting carbon back into the soil help in the fight against climate change?

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Delivering Clean Air

More delivery trucks means more air pollution in our cities. Tom Heap looks for an answer.

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Heroines of the Rainforest

Two remarkable women have found a formula to save the last of the Indonesian rainforest.

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Trump's Big Sell Off

Tom Heap examines the future for America's Wild West and its Mild East under Trump.

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Unfrozen North

What happens in the world's most northerly town when the permafrost defrosts?

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Fishing Future

Can Brexit save the British fishing industry? Tom Heap investigates.

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Reasons to Be Cheerful?

The Skoll World Forum aims to help entrepreneurs solve global problems. Tom Heap reports.

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Sinking Solomon Islands

Five of the Solomon Islands have already been lost to the sea. How are the locals coping?

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Insulation for the Nation

Tom Heaps asks if insulation and power-saving gadgets can cut carbon emissions from homes.

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Made to Last?

How long do you expect your electronic gadgets and clothes to last? Time to fight back.

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Exploding Penguins

Peter Gibbs meets the Penguins of the Falkland Islands.

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Mekong Delta Blues

Enormous new dams threaten life on one of south east Asia's most vital rivers.

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Future Forests

Can Britain revive its forests and grow the wood we need for a greener economy?

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James Wong on the World's Toughest Plants

How much is UK food security threatened by climate change? Botanist James Wong finds out.

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Tourist Tide

Can beautiful places welcome mass tourism without environmental destruction?

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Battery Powered Britain

New developments in battery technology are changing the way Britain is powered.

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Fight the Power

How to become the world's most powerful environmentalist.

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Guardians of the Environment?

Tom Heap asks if the Environment Agency is fit for purpose.

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Dare to Share

Could the sharing economy save the planet? Tom Heap finds out.

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The Future of Fashion

Lucy Siegle reports from La Scala, Milan to ask if fashion can ever really be 'green'.

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Where Does Our Waste Go?

Where do the contents of our bins end up? Tom Heap lifts the lid on recycling.

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