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Wetland Wonder

Wetlands are disappearing three times faster than forests, but the damage can be reversed.

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March of the Wet Wipes

Our sewerage system is grinding to a halt. The culprits are wet wipes.

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Art and the Environment

Could art help us see, hear and feel the problems facing our planet? Tom Heap finds out.

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Heat from the Deep

Can we exploit the hot rocks beneath the earth's crust for power? Peter Gibbs reports.

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The Future of Our National Parks

How can the UK's best-loved landscapes work better for people and wildlife?

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Hit the Gas!

From the cattle shed to the racetrack. How ammonia cleaned up its act.

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Tread Lightly

Tyres have an enormous impact on the environment. What can be done to make them better?

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Clean Air for Kids

Clean air - the fightback: Tom Heap investigates air pollution and children's health.

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Fast Fashion Slow Down

Can fast fashion be forced to slow down? Lucy Siegle reports

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Dash from Gas

Domestic gas boilers have to go by 2050, but what's the alternative? Peter Gibbs reports.

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The Wolf is Back!

The wolf has returned to every mainland European country. Tom Heap goes on their trail.

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The Environment after Brexit

Where does Brexit leave the UK countryside? Tom Heap hosts a debate.

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Could Britain Feed Itself?

Could Britain feed itself? Tom Heap investigates the pros and cons of self-sufficiency.

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The Youth Are Revolting

Young people are taking on climate change. Tom Heap asks if they can change the future now

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The State of Nature

How is the planet's natural life holding up to pressure from humanity? Tom Heap reports.

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Eco Anxiety

Is the future of the planet making you depressed? Verity Sharp meets the eco-anxious.

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Indian Impact

As India votes, are environmental issues rising up the political agenda?

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Insect Extinction?

What did insects ever do for us? Tom Heap meets the people trying to stop their decline.

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Verity's Wild Garden

Verity Sharp wants to turn her small Wiltshire garden into a haven for wildlife.

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Fire in the Amazon

How can we prevent a repeat of the devastating fires in the Amazon?

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Ghost Fishing

Plastic 'ghost gear' left in the sea by fishing causes problems. Lucy Siegle discovers why

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The e-DNA Revolution

How environmental DNA is transforming what we know about our lakes, oceans and the past.

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Carbon Free Islands

The Orkney Islands are pioneering a zero carbon approach to energy.

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Powering Britain

How close is Britain to achieving a reliable, zero carbon power supply?

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Plastic Gardens

What impact is the trend for fake turf and artificial plants having on the environment?

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Iron Curtain Turns Green

The Iron Curtain was an accidental wildlife haven. Nature still thrives in the deathzone.

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Thames Revival

From biologically dead to a vital wildlife habitat. Helen Czerski cruises the Thames.

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Dry Me A River

Northern English rivers are flooding whilst southern rivers dry up. Tom Heap investigates.

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Green Places for Everyone

David Lindo AKA The Urban Birder asks how to make green space accessible for everyone

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Vegan World

What would Britain look like if we all adopted a vegan diet? Tom Heap investigates.

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