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27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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The world's wetlands store carbon and can help us tackle some of the impacts of climate change. Are we overlooking their importance? And what can we do to protect them more? Show more
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Ghana is one of more than 20 countries which have pledged to triple nuclear energy as part of their climate plans. Why? And is the goal achievable? Show more
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Graihagh Jackson meets women in Sierra Leone and Mexico who've been trying to protect their cities from heatwaves. What solutions are available as our world gets hotter? Show more
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Graihagh Jackson meets people who've taken drastic action to cut their carbon footprint. What can we learn from them? And what are their lives like? Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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New research in India shows that pregnant informal workers exposed to high temperatures saw double the risk of stillbirth, premature birth and miscarriage Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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From wildebeest in the Serengeti to sharks in the sea, climate change is altering animal journeys. It's not just impacting the wildlife but our fight against climate change itself. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Corals protect humans and marine life, but they could disappear by 2100. Graihagh Jackson hears from the scientists trying to grow more climate-proof versions. Show more
26 minutes
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Most of the world will be living in cities by 2050. Can we improve their design to make green solutions easier and reduce our stress levels? Jordan Dunbar investigates Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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China is scouring the globe for the raw materials of the future. How will we be affected? Graihagh Jackson investigates.
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Eating meat is bad for the planet, but do the climate-friendly claims of growing it in a lab make it any better? Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Graihagh Jackson and Jordan Dunbar with the latest climate news and analysis, from green tech to frightening future flights. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Graihagh Jackson, BBC climate editor Justin Rowlatt, Prof Tamsin Edwards of King's College London, and Dr Akshat Rathi, senior climate reporter, Bloomberg News, answer questions. Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Is 2021 the make-or-break year for our environment? Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Sea level rise caused by climate change means that Jakarta is on fast forward when it comes to flooding. Will the city cope? What can we learn from it? Show more
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Ugandan activist Vanessa Nakate is on a mission to make sure Africa is listened to on climate justice. Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Lockdown saw historic drops in global emissions in every sector, except one: sports utility vehicles, or SUVs. What does that mean for the climate? Show more
23 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Thousands of new power plants are planned across the continent. But the majority are expected to run on fossil fuels. What would it take to bring clean power to every African? Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Data is driving a new industrial revolution globally, and it is growing exponentially. But what damage is it doing to the climate? Show more
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Global titans of finance laud the climate transition as a historic opportunity but remain invested in the fossil fuel industry to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. Show more
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Forests are often touted as a natural fix for climate change, but a warming world may mean trees can’t do their job as effectively. Show more
