Costing the Earth: Blue Planet II collection
A collection of radio programmes looking at our impact on the oceans.
Coral versus Coal—Costing the Earth
Why has Australia failed to arrest the decline of the Great Barrier Reef?
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Defenders of the Reef—Costing the Earth
Meet the people fighting to save the natural wonder of the world, the Great Barrier Reef.
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Sinking Solomon Islands—Costing the Earth
Five of the Solomon Islands have already been lost to the sea. How are the locals coping?
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Fishing Future—Costing the Earth
Can Brexit save the British fishing industry? Tom Heap investigates.
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Rig Retirement—Costing the Earth
Should we consider alternative ways to retire old oil and gas platforms?
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New York's Big Green Clean—Costing the Earth
Tom Heap visits New York to find out how the city is cleaning up its dirty waterways.
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Oceans of Acid—Costing the Earth
Professor Alice Roberts asks how ocean acidification will alter sea life.
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Britain Rules the Waves—Costing the Earth
Can Britain save the oceans by protecting its overseas territories? Tom Heap reports.
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Sounds of the Seas—Costing the Earth
How noisy is the underwater environment? Tom Heap dips beneath the surface to find out.
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Scuba Squad: Cleaning the Ocean—Costing the Earth
Cleaning the seabed, one dive at a time. Miranda Krestovnikoff joins a new clean-up squad.
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Saving the Caribbean—Costing the Earth
Tom Heap discovers how the islands of the Caribbean are preparing for rising sea levels.
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Sharks Attacked—Costing the Earth
Miranda Krestovnikoff goes in search of the UK's most enigmatic sea creature: the shark.
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Fish - The Next Fight—Costing the Earth
Tom Heap meets the activists hoping to bring an end to illegal fishing.
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Britain in 2060: The Seas—Costing the Earth
What fish can we expect in our seas in 2060? Tom Heap investigates climate change Britain.
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Frozen Fish—Costing the Earth
Is it too late to save the healthy fish stocks of the Antarctic? Gerard Baker reports.
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