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Where Have All Our Gardens Gone?

Urban Britain is paving over its front gardens. Jheni Osman discovers the impact.

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Lungs, Lies and Automobiles

Have we been lied to about air pollution? Tom Heap investigates.

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Paying For Our Parks

The National Parks are exploring new commercial opportunities. How far should they go?

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Coast: 50 Years of Change

A new report reveals how the UK's coast has changed over the last 50 years.

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Antipasto Agony

Bad news for lovers of tapenade and pesto - olive trees are succumbing to a new disease.

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River Quality

Tom Heap investigates claims England's rivers are under threat from 'insidious' pollution.

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Murder in Cambodia

Peter Hadfield investigates the illegal trade in Siamese rosewood.

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In Conversation with David Attenborough

David Attenborough and fellow experts join Tom Heap to preview the Paris Climate Summit.

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Britain Disconnected

Is extreme weather pulling Britain apart? Tom Heap reports.

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Requiem for a King

Tom Heap tells the story of coal from the Industrial Revolution to its apparent demise.

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The City That Fell into the Earth

How do you move a city? Lesley Riddoch travels to Arctic Sweden to find out.

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Acoustic Ecology

Can the sound of the Amazon help to save it? Peter Gibbs reports.

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New York's Big Green Clean

Tom Heap visits New York to find out how the city is cleaning up its dirty waterways.

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The Environment after Exit

Tom Heap examines the potential impact of an exit from the EU on the environment.

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Litter

How do you persuade a throwaway society to use a bin? Chris Ledgard on litter campaigns.

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Beasts of the Border

Tom Heap examines the wildlife impact of Europe's new borders.

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From Iceland with Love

Tom Heap finds out how Iceland could solve Britain's energy crisis.

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Digging Climate Change

Professor Alice Roberts asks if archaeology can help us understand climate change.

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The Mars of the Mid-Atlantic

Peter Gibbs explores Ascension Island, a barren Atlantic rock made fertile by man.

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After Chernobyl

How the fallout from Chernobyl changed Germany forever. Julian Rush reports.

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Four Menus to Save the Planet

How should we eat to reduce our carbon footprint? Four experts debate very different ideas

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The Sun King of China

Peter Hadfield meets Huang Ming, the undisputed leader of China's booming solar industry.

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Big Oil Big Trouble

Can the big oil companies re-invent themselves as climate saviours? Tom Heap reports.

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Cities Without Cars

Keeping cars out of the city: Chris Ledgard explores new plans in Paris and Barcelona.

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Fruits of the Forest

Can the growing of fashionable super fruits save the Amazon rain forest?

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The Growing Season

The warmer climate is extending the growing season, Peter Gibbs asks if this is good news.

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Spiritual Greens

Tom Heap assesses 50 years of green activism with leading members of the movement.

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Wildlife-Friendly Motorways

Can you build a motorway that does not wipe out wildlife? Tom Heap investigates.

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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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