Rare Earth - Environment and the General Election

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Released On: 21 Jun 2024

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How are wildlife and the environment treated in the election manifestos?

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Rare Earth
Environment and the General Election
How are wildlife and the environment treated in the election manifestos?
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Can an oil rig be a nature reserve?
What should we do with our old oil rigs? Dismantle and recycle or turn them into reefs?
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Save Our Seabirds
After years of decline, what can we do to help our seabird populations thrive?
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The Future of Meat
Can meat ever be environmentally friendly, or do we need better substitutes?
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World on Fire
Is the rise in global wild fires unstoppable?
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The Seabed: out of sight, out of mind?
How can we protect our sea beds from environmental damage?
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How to Floodproof A City
Tom Heap and Helen Czerski meet the people with fresh ideas to combat rising sea levels
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The Magic of Microbes
Tom Heap and Helen Czerski reveal the role of microbes in the fight against climate change
53 mins
Rare Earth
Battle for the Planet
Which way will America vote and what will it mean for the planet?
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Rise of the Tuna
4 metres long and the weight of 2 grizzly bears. Meet the bluefin tuna, back in Britain
53 mins
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Clean energy or green fields?
Is it possible to build new green infrastructure without wrecking the countryside?
52 mins
Rare Earth
Beak and Talon
Britain's birds of prey seem to be bouncing back. Can their momentum continue?
53 mins
Rare Earth
Who's in charge: us or plastic?
How can we reduce the burden of plastic pollution?
53 mins
Rare Earth
The Final Frontier
Is space colonisation the last hope for mankind or a dangerous distraction?
53 mins
Rare Earth
Amazon Future
Drought and fire are devastating the Amazon rainforest. What can be done to save it?
52 mins
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Good Clean Fun
How to cut the carbon from live music and sport and film and TV production.
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Rare Earth
Christmas Trees
Helen Czerski and Tom Heap celebrate the urban trees of Britain.
53 mins
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Reasons To Be Cheerful
How will 2025 shape up for the environment and wildlife?
53 mins
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Arctic Goldrush
President Trump wants a slice of the Arctic. What does it mean for the region's wildlife?
53 mins
Rare Earth
Cry Wolf
Wolves are back, right across Europe. Should we be nervous or welcoming?
53 mins
Rare Earth
The Hole That Changed the World
40 years ago a hole was discovered in the ozone layer. It caused an international crisis.
53 mins
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Forever Chemicals
The health impact of PFAS chemicals used in everything from frying pans to coats.
53 mins
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How to Clean Up the Shipping Industry
The shipping industry is a big polluter. Tom Heap and Helen Czerski search for solutions.
53 mins
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Paradise on the Edge
Travel to the beautiful islands of the Pacific - the front line of climate change.
53 mins
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Set in Concrete
Our civilisation is based on concrete. Can we build in a cleaner way?
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