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A large male orca with a six-foot dorsal fin is followed by two females as wildlife cameraman Jean-François Barthod documents their behavior on a beach.
The Colombian government seeks wildlife experts to control Pablo Escobar's hippo population in Colombia.
The UK government faces pressure to meet Net Zero commitments amid legal challenges over Heathrow.
The Ukraine war complicates global efforts to achieve net zero emissions targets.
Seals in Antarctica are going blind from ultraviolet rays as glaciers melt rapidly, threatening global coastlines and local wildlife.
Aviation must find alternatives to fossil fuels to achieve net zero targets by 2050.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the Chivo glacier in Pakistan's Hindu Kush mountains.
Severe winter storm in North America causes deaths, power outages, and travel chaos on Christmas.
Children in Gaza express their joy in the rain, while voices in the background lament the dire conditions and lack of protection from flooding.
World leaders, including Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron, address the Amazon wildfires crisis.
Orkney uses strong winds to produce hydrogen for ferries, cutting emissions and pollution.
A futuristic vessel docks in London after circumnavigating the globe using solar power.
Desert locusts threaten agriculture in the Horn of Africa and Arabian Peninsula.
Leslie Hook visits a Xinjiang village powered entirely by an off-grid solar project.
Jonathan Watts visits Yasuni to support efforts to protect its rich biodiversity from oil extraction.
Seven artists share their profound connections to the Arctic, exploring its beauty, silence, and the urgent realities of climate change through their unique perspectives.
M Night Shyamalan discusses survival on Earth after a crash landing and the role of Birds.
Al Gore discusses climate change, the Paris agreement, and the Pope's moral leadership.
Hiroshi Sambuichi, a pioneering Japanese architect, emphasizes sustainable design by harmonizing buildings with nature's elements, creating site-specific structures that enhance their surroundings.
Julian Charrière challenges perceptions of nature and our relationship with it through his art, emphasizing the importance of feeling lost to recalibrate our engagement with the world.
At the San Diego Zoo, apex predators like Orson the black jaguar and rare species such as a leucistic waterbuck highlight the urgent challenges of wildlife conservation.
Humpback whales travel 3,000 miles from Alaska to Hawaii each year to breed and give birth, facing numerous challenges along the way.
Shark tourism in locations like the Bahamas faces significant conservation challenges as marine scientists study the impact of human interaction on these apex predators.
Ten comedians advocate for the world's ugliest endangered species in a campaign to raise awareness for their conservation.
David Attenborough highlights environmental awareness since the Industrial Revolution.
This episode features a debate on climate change while using magic mushrooms in The Netherlands.
George Monbiot meets Andy Harrison to discuss easyJet's ecojet and carbon emissions.
Fatih Birol states that the decline rate of the world's oil fields is now projected at 6.7% per year, a significant increase from last year's estimate of 3.7%.
Shell's investments in Canadian tar sands, which produce more carbon dioxide than conventional oil, are questioned by George Monbiot in a tense interview with CEO Jeroen van de Veer.
George Monbiot challenges Shaun Spiers on the Campaign to Protect Rural England's energy policies.
George Monbiot and Ian Plimer debate climate change and its implications in 2009.
Greta Thunberg calls for easier ways to live sustainable today and emphasizes collective action.
Darren Aronofsky discusses his immersive filmmaking process for 'mother!'.
Simon Jenkins and Craig Bennett debate if nuclear power meets our energy needs.
Jodi Picoult discusses her novel Leaving Time, sharing insights from her personal experiences and her trip to Botswana, highlighting the elephant conservation crisis.
Kris Tompkins discusses her environmental advocacy, the impact of her partnership with Doug Tompkins, and the mission of Tompkins Conservation in restoring biodiversity.
Nigerian architect Kunlé Adeyemi emphasizes the need for innovative architecture that adapts to rising water levels and enhances social experiences in urban environments.
The UN warns that humanity has only 11 years to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Kirsten Klein, a renowned Danish photographer, captures the essence of nature through evocative black-and-white imagery, emphasizing humanity's connection to the environment.
Mya Bambrick and Arjun Dutta discuss the rare black kite, a subspecies of the Indian pariah kite, often seen during cricket matches in India.
Stanley Johnson talks about the rise of environmental awareness in the 1970s UK.
Matt Tilleard discusses the future of energy and technology's role in global power dynamics.
Caroline and Corentin attempt to live self-sufficiently in the desert for 120 days, showcasing a low-tech lifestyle aligned with nature and sustainability.
A 13-year-old boy invented a light that moves at night to scare away lions, protecting cattle without harming the animals.
Bill McKibben reflects on his youth in Lexington, Massachusetts, exploring the decline of American patriotism, faith, and prosperity in his book, The Flag, The Cross, and The Station Wagon.
Tim Flannery examines the effects of human activity on Earth and questions the future survival of humanity in this Live presentation.
