Presenter and engineer Dick Strawbridge returns to Belfast to tell the story of one of the world's most important seaports. Using stat...
With nine billion pounds to spend on creating an Olympic Park, London 2012's bosses face some big challenges.
Kate Humble continues her travels with the Nenets reindeer herders deep in the Siberian tundra, but plummeting temperatures jeo...
China is trying to feed 20% of the world's population on 7% of the world's arable land. And a third of the world uses water from China's rivers. R...
Carl Nasman finds out how the food and drinks we consume and produce impact the planet. He explores some of the solutions on hand to look after the ...
Tom investigates the growth of solar farms on our landscape, and whether prime agricultural land could be under threat as the government prepares...
A young family are challenged to cut their carbon footprint and save money. Can they be convinced that being green doesn't have to cost...
The gang help a family at different stages of their eco journey. Reusable kitchen roll is put to the test, and we get some top tips on ...
The gang help a family go green and save some cash. Eco toilet roll and natural deodorant are put through their paces, and how will the...
Documentary investigating life as a young person growing up at the Findhorn Foundation, a remote Scottish community focused on spirituality and sustainable ...
Documentary in which Reggie Yates heads to Ghana to live on one of the largest electronic waste dumps in the w...
Documentary in which Ade Adepitan explores the afterlife of some of the clothes we donate to charity shops. He follows the trail...
Join Maddie to discover the plants that we use in our everyday lives and how we can help to look after them and our planet.
Dr George McGavin and Dr Zoe Laughlin chronicle the history of rubbish and explore how what we throw away tells us about the w...
Guillermo Galdos investigates how illegal Amazonian gold could be in your smart phone, as he follows Brazilian police cracki...
George McGavin and Zoe Laughlin investigate the revolutionary science finding vital renewable resources and undiscovered life in sewage.
Professor Iain Stewart explores man's relationship with fire. Along the way he dives in a mysterious lake in Oregon, climbs a glacier of salt and...
In parkland above the pits en route to Cuningar Loop, he finds Glasgow's geoenergy observatory, where the British Geolo...
A look at what is being done to preserve the South Pacific and its wildlife in the face of fishing fleets and other insidious threats to ...
In Tyndrum gold fever has gripped the village's residents, but will the Loch Lomond Park Authority give perm...
Hugh and Anita continue their fight against single-use plastics, looking at tea bags and prepacked sandwiches. Then, a...
In this final episode, Anita looks at single-use toys whilst Hugh reveals the plastics industry's plans to dramatically increa...
Hugh and Anita's attempts to solve our plastic problems continue. Anita tackles bathroom plastics whilst Hugh learns that micr...
Stacey Dooley uncovers the shocking environmental impact caused by an insatiable appetite for cheap clothing.
Dallas Campbell examines what it takes to keep seven billion humans alive with food, energy and water.
Stacey Dooley interviews a representative from Levi Jeans who is trying to find ways to make cotton more sustainable.
Dr Tara Shine discusses the renewable possibilities of composting food waste.
Arguments for and against building more wind turbines in Scotland.
Local residents fight against the introduction of power lines and renewable energy sources into the landscape.
New power lines are needed to transport wind power to the big cities.
Gregg Wallace visits a sustainable forest in Sweden and then a pulp mill where the offcuts from the trees are tur...
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