Can economic theory hold the answers to us overcoming the challenges posed by our changing environment? Claudia Hammond reports from Sweden on 'fun theory'. Show more
Is our lack of action on climate change down to a failure of communication? Jon Stewart reports from California on whether psychological research can reveal why climate change messages are failing. Show more
International leadership at the highest level appears to have stalled over climate change. But what's stopping them? Do we need a new approach to leadership or is it already out there? Show more
How do language, religion and culture influence how we think about climate change? Listen to reports from Kenya, Ethiopia and Indonesia. Show more
What's stopping us from taking action on climate change? Can research from other fields help us find solutions where conventional thinking around environmentalism might have failed? Show more
The Climate Connection Archive
The Climate Connection 2009
Episode 1: Are There Too Many People On The Planet?
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Online
Available for over a year
The first in a series of programmes on the environment in the run up to the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen. Show more
A series of programmes on the environment in the run up to the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen. Show more
Hita Unnikrishnan, who is studying Life Sciences in Bangalore and also a British Council Environmental Champion - believes that climate change has to be addressed at the individual level. Show more
The Climate Connection Archive
The Climate Connection 2009
Travel - Good For Humanity; Bad For The Planet?
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Online
Available for over a year
Laila Al-Hassan, an Emirati woman who works for state environmental agency in Abu Dhabi, represents a growing lobby - urging their fellow citizens, and the world, to rethink attitudes to travel. Show more
In many parts of the world, buildings produce around half of all carbon dioxide pollution. Alex Solk, a young architect, visits building projects that aim to create zero-carbon environments. Show more