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Britain in 2060: The Seas

What fish can we expect in our seas in 2060? Tom Heap investigates climate change Britain.

• 30 mins

Britain's Wilderness

The first attempt in England to turn a landscape back into a wilderness is 10 years old.

• 30 mins

People Power

Tom Heap finds out how people can use their own energy to power gadgets and lighting.

• 30 mins

Chinese Salmon

Conor Woodman asks how farmed Scottish salmon production can increase by 50% sustainably.

• 30 mins

Cruel Harvest

Should our farmland be used to grow fuel for our cars? Tom Heap reports.

• 28 mins

Apocalypse Then and Now

The environment of Laos remains scarred by American bombing. Tom Heap joins the clean-up.

• 28 mins

Wave Goodbye?

Will the promise of energy from the oceans become reality? Tom Heap reports.

• 30 mins

Tsunami Debris

1.5 million tonnes of debris from the Japanese tsunami is heading towards North America.

• 30 mins

Future Forests

Is the crisis in the UK's ash forests a vision of the future? Tom Heap reports.

• 25 mins

Berlin's Big Gamble

Can Germany produce all its power from green energy? Tom Heap investigates.

• 30 mins

Robot Farmers

How satellite technology and advances in robotics may revolutionise the future of farming.

• 30 mins

When Nettles Attack!

The British landscape is being choked by familiar enemies. Tom Heap investigates.

• 30 mins

Dash for Ash

UK landfills are full. Should we create energy from our waste? Tom Heap investigates.

• 30 mins

Electrifying Africa: The Power Beneath

A geothermal revolution is set to electrify Africa. Tom Heap visits Kenya's Rift Valley.

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Electrifying Africa: Beyond the Grid

Solar lamps are lighting parts of Africa the grid cannot reach. Tom Heap investigates.

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The House That Heats Itself

Miranda Krestovnikoff looks at new building materials for eco-friendly homes.

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Green Babies

Alice Roberts asks if a UK baby boom could damage the planet.

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Exotic Pets

Miranda Krestovnikoff asks if the trade in pet reptiles and amphibians should be banned.

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The Urban Farmers

Alice Roberts finds urban wasteland being transformed into productive agricultural sites.

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CSI Rhino

Tom Heap finds out how DNA analysis can help prevent illegal trade in Rhino horn.

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The Deepest Lake on Earth

Exploring the environmental secrets of the deepest lake in the world with Tom Heap.

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Fish - The Next Fight

Tom Heap meets the activists hoping to bring an end to illegal fishing.

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Amphibian Extinction

Tom Heap asks what's being done to save the 40% of amphibian species at risk of extinction

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Bees Fight Back

Are modern 'neonicotinoid' pesticides behind the collapse of bee colonies?

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The Cost of Cruising

Is the new generation of cruise ships a threat to our shores? Julian Rush investigates.

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GM Update: Pig 26

Tom Heap investigates the latest developments in GM technology.

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Electric Cars Recharged

Tom Heap asks if a new breed of electric car may finally bring them to the mainstream.

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The Palm Oil Palm Off

Tom Heap asks if a campaign to ban palm oil from rain forest areas can succeed.

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Waste Watchers

Dr Kat Arney meets the farmers, gleaners and big thinkers determined to stop food waste.

• 30 mins

Sharks Attacked

Miranda Krestovnikoff goes in search of the UK's most enigmatic sea creature: the shark.

• 30 mins