Environment Shows
Environment Episodes
Divers' concern over WWII-era ammunition at bottom of Lake Geneva contradicts Swiss government
Explosive discovery: bombs, grenades and shells are sleeping at the bottom of Lake Geneva

Inspire Middle East : l'industrie mondiale au service du développement durable
L’Organisation des Nations unies pour le Développement Industriel a tenu pour la première fois sa conférence aux Emirats Arabes Unis.

5 Ways to Save Our Oceans
Our oceans are the lifeblood of our lonely planet, so it's important that we do everything we can to protect it from ourselves.

US Midwest, Northeast hit by Arctic blast
An Arctic blast pummeling the northern United States on Monday is forecast to break more than 400 cold-temperature records in the next 48 hours.

New research finds that aspirin could protect our lungs from air pollution
New research has found that aspirin could protect our lungs from air pollution.According to the EPA, air pollution has been known to have an adverse effect on respiratory health.

Trump tells UN the US is leaving Paris climate accord
The Trump administration has formally notified the United Nations that it will withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, the first formal step in a one-year process to exit the global pact to fight climate change, U.S. Secretary of State M

Sewage from unknown source poisons Soweto livestock
For more than four years the community of Snake Park in Soweto has been swamped in raw sewage from an unknown source.

Lord of the Rain: one man's fight against climate catastrophe
Doyte lives in South Omo, Ethiopia, one of the most remote areas in the world and hard hit by the climate crisis.

The Age of Stupid revisited: what's changed on climate change? – video
Ten years after climate movie The Age of Stupid had its green-carpet, solar-powered premiere, we follow its director as she revisits people and places from the film and asks: are we still heading for the catastrophic future it depicted?

Thousands evacuate as winds fuel California wildfire
Officials ordered 2,000 people to evacuate in Northern California wine country Thursday after a wildfire exploded in size, fueled by powerful winds that prompted utilities throughout the state to impose electrical blackouts to prevent fires.

Climate activists on how they think the crisis should be reported
The Guardian recently pledged to give the climate crisis the attention it demands.

Green Warriors: South Africa’s Toxic Townships
Johannesburg is considered the most uranium-contaminated city in the world. Waste dumps from around 600 abandoned mines sit next to residential communities, blowing polluted dust into homes and contaminating soil and water supplies.

Green Warriors: Indonesia, The World’s Most Polluted River
The Citarum river in Indonesia is the world's most polluted river. The Green Warriors team analyzed water samples, rice, children's hair, etc. and found out many toxic chemicals are endangering the lives of the 14 million Indonesians using the water.

A Plastic Surgery: Coca-Cola’s Hidden Secrets
More and more businesses are promising to recycle, including Coca-Cola, a group selling 4000 plastic bottles every second. Can we depend on promises made by these multinationals? We discover that their promises are as sugar-filled as their products.

Smoke and Fumes: The Climate Change Cover-Up
We reveal how the oil industry has been secretly funding scientific studies, launching false media reports and systematically deceiving the public about climate change - since 1946. Now, the first lawsuits have been filed.

Diesel: The Industry’s Smokescreen
Dieselgate' made headlines around world. For deliberately cheating the system, Volkswagen were made to pay a record $20 billion fine. But, as this investigation shows, they were far from the only culprits.

Why we need political action to tackle the oil, coal and gas companies
The Guardian reveals the 20 fossil fuel companies whose relentless exploitation of the world’s oil, gas and coal reserves can be directly linked to more than one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions in the modern era.

The electric future of transport in South Africa
The Vineyard Hotel in Cape Town launched new charging stations for electric cars, as part of a 9-day road trip with green cars from Johannesburg to the Mother City organised by Generation.e.

Is Tap Water Better For Your Body And Wallet?
New research is suggesting tap water is a better choice for your body, your wallet, and the environment. Clip1-Stringr Clip2-Stringr Clip3-Stringr Clip4-Shutterstock Clip5-Stringr Clip6-Stringr Clip7-Stringr Clip8-Stringr

Why we need political action to tackle the oil, coal and gas companies
The Guardian reveals the 20 fossil fuel companies whose relentless exploitation of the world’s oil, gas and coal reserves can be directly linked to more than one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions in the modern era.

Prince Harry guest-edits National Geographic's Instagram
The Duke of Sussex has shared an image he took of Baobab trees in Malawi’s Liwonde National Park as he guest-edits National Geographic’s Instagram account.

What you should know about your carbon footprint while travelling
How can you actually offset your carbon footprint while travelling to far-flung destinations?

Making carbon-neutral clothes out of algae: the designers taking on fast fashion
The fashion industry is a fossil-fuel-guzzling operation as many of our clothes are made from petroleum-based textiles such as polyester.

Scientists say our oceans are getting hot and it's devastating for life everywhere
Scientists behind a landmark study of the links between oceans, glaciers, ice caps and the climate delivered a stark warning to the world on Wednesday: slash emissions or watch cities vanish under rising seas, rivers run dry and marine life collapse.

The Planetary Health Diet
The Planetary Health Diet aims to give millions of people better access to food, reduce obesity and reduce damage to the environment around the world.

Greta Thunberg - the next Nobel Peace winner?
Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg is in the running for the next Nobel peace prize. But the confrontational approach that has won her millions of followers could also deter the Nobel committee.

Owen Jones meets Caroline Lucas: Lib Dems' Brexit position is 'massively dangerous' for UK
The Green MP tells Jones the Liberal Democrats are playing with fire with their 'arrogant' pledge to revoke article 50, describing the policy as a 'slap in the face' for people who voted leave.

The stare: Thunberg sees Trump as they arrive at UN climate summit
Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg is held back by a security officer as US President Donald Trump arrives at the UN climate summit.

Bird numbers plunge in US and Canada: study
From grasslands to seashores to forests and backyards, birds are disappearing at an alarming rate in the United States and Canada, with a 29% population drop since 1970, scientists said on Thursday. Nathan Frandino has more.

Marriott Phasing Out Toiletry Plastic Bottles
Marriott International said it would be phasing out miniature toiletry bottles by December 2020.

Plastic pollution: ‘I’m giving up. You probably should too’
<p>After four years of leading volunteer beach cleans in the west of Wales, Alan Cooksonis quitting because of the insurmountable plastic problem around Britain’s coastlines.

Cancer Town: Rev William Barber visits town at heart of Guardian campaign
The Guardian invited the civil rights leader to the community on the banks of the Mississippi River where the people face the highest risk of cancer due to airborne toxins in the United States.

Fatbergs: 'flushable' wet wipes are creating an environmental catastrophe
Fatbergs, caused by an entangled mess of wet wipes 'mortared together' by fats, oils and grease to form rock-hard material, are creating a 'real problem with blockages in the pipes', according to Sydney Water's Peter Hadfield.

Diving a shipwreck in the Azores archipelago
Perfectly preserved marine habitats through strict fishing regulations have made the Azores one of the best diving spots in the Atlantic Ocean.

It's time we stopped treating soil like dirt
Soil is pretty remarkable stuff. It provides 95% of our food, helps regulate the Earth’s atmosphere and is a bigger carbon sink than all the world's forests combined. In fact, it basically enables all life on this planet to exist.

Could this be Glastonbury's greenest year yet?
With its sea of discarded tents and litter-strewn fields, Glastonbury has become almost as infamous for the mountain of rubbish left in its wake as it is renowned for its music.

Walking inside an extinct volcano
In the middle of the Atlantic Ocean on Terceira Island, Azores, you can walk inside an ancient lava tube that will transport you to a forgotten world.

Hiking through the fynbos of Cape Point
The Cape of Good Hope in Cape Town, South Africa, has some of the most beautiful flora in South Africa, particularly the hidden treasures of the fynbos. Traveller24 went exploring with tour guide Justin Hawthorne as he showed as around.

Why Iraq’s biblical paradise is becoming a salty wasteland
In addition to recovering and rebuilding after a brutal war with ISIS, Iraq is facing a dire water shortage.

Why climate change is an ‘all-encompassing threat’
Although a candidate just entered the 2020 presidential race with a platform centered on climate change, some experts say Americans aren’t fully aware of the scope and seriousness of global warming.

Water crisis may make Gaza Strip uninhabitable by 2020
In the Gaza Strip, 97 percent of freshwater is unsuitable for human consumption, and raw sewage pours into the Mediterranean Sea.

Australia's Top 5 Most Stunning Hidden Destinations
If you're looking for some little-known spots in Australia to explore, then you've come to the right place! We've complied the exclusive, top 5 list to figure out the very bets of the best in secret destinations!

The Top 5 Celebrities That Love Australia!
Australia is well-loved all over the world for our stunning beaches, crystal clear waters are adorable wildlife! Celebrities are not immune from the magic of Down Under! Check out the top five celebs who love Australia!

Australia's Top 5 Most Scenic Drives
What's better than an old fashioned road trip? Australia has no shortage of incredible, scenic drives spread all throughout the country! Here's a comprehensive list of the top five!

The Top 5 Best Swimming Spots In Australia
Australia is well known for having some of the most clear, beautiful waters on the entire planet. It was almost impossible to condense all the amazing options into one small list, which just goes to show just how incredible these winning spots are!

The Top 5 Best Destinations To See Wildlife In South East Asia
If you're a true animal lover and also looking for the perfect getaway destination, then look no further than this awesome list! From the gorgeous Yala National Park to the breath-taking Cardamom Mountains!

Top 5 Best Luxury Hotels In South East Asia
Are you looking for somewhere to relax and unwind? We've got you totally covered with this list of the most exclusive and luxurious resorts & hotels in all of South East Asia! Which of these jaw-dropping hotels would you want to stay in first?
