One PlanetEpisodes Episode guide

The Nuclear Future
A year on from the disaster at Fukushima, what's the future for nuclear power?
Environmental traffic lights
A major new report highlights the green, amber and red areas of environmental policy.
Bananas and the global food chain
Hanging out with millions of bananas to learn about the resilience of our food supplies.
The New Species Dilemma
The race between pet collectors and conservationists when a new species is discovered.
A Global Audience With Sir David Attenborough
Mike Williams talks to Sir David Attenborough about his life and work in the natural world
The New Town Nobody Wanted
Rural poor snub Mexican new town and Calcutta goes blue - what makes a liveable city?
In Search of Africa's Ice
Climbing the mountain glaciers of Uganda, plus living without electricity
Generation Jobless
Millions of young people worldwide are unemployed - are we creating a lost generation?
Rare metals and smart lizards
Global pressure on rare metal supplies, plus smarter lizards through climate change.
Fuel Fights and Happy Birds
Fuel protests in Africa, glaciers on the Equator and birdsong in an office.
The Dry Lands of Texas
Texas suffers its worst drought ever, plus conservative conservation and renewable layoffs
Airlines united against Europe
Stormy reaction to the EU's new carbon tax on planes, plus environmental loopholes.
Taking Back the LA River
The campaign to revive the Los Angeles river - from concrete stormdrain to natural habitat
Unexplored Planet
A hundred years after Amundsen reached the South Pole, is there anywhere left to explore?
Are Clouds Green?
Clouds in cold climates and the environmental impact of our lives online.
What did Durban achieve?
The ups and downs of the Durban summit, plus empty homes and the great beaver audit.
The $100bn Fundraiser
Vulnerable nations were promised $100bn to help adapt to climate change - where is it?
How Kyoto Failed Africa
Why isn't Africa benefiting from the Clean Development Mechanism?
Solar power and strong women
Cuts threaten the solar industry, plus why women are key to climate change action.
Afghan pollution and African pop
Air pollution kills more in Kabul than conflict, plus music, aid and celebrity in Kinshasa
China, Banker to the World
How the world's most populous nation has become the world's favourite banker.
Asia's Next Disaster
A special debate from Bangkok on the future of disaster management in Asia.
Thailand's Floods
How Thailand is coping with its worst floods in decades.
Seven Billion People
The world's population is due to hit seven billion next week - cause for joy or concern?
The Search for Kyoto's Successor
Why we might not see a new deal on climate change until 2020.
Forest fights and calming cities
The environmental battles over the paper industry, plus urban design and the London riots.
More Than One Planet
What would we do if it turned out there was more than one planet like Earth?
Forty Years On
It's 40 years since the birth of the green movement. How has it fared? We find out.
On The Fracking Frontline
The critics and the defenders desperate to win the battle over shale gas.
An Interview With Al Gore
The Nobel laureate talks false science, oil addiction and why victory is inevitable.

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