麻豆社

The Simon-Ehrlich Wager

The environmental debate between economist Julian Simon and biologist Paul R Ehrlich

• 13 mins

Water Depletion

Water demand has more than tripled since 1950 - what's the impact?

• 14 mins

Jeanette Kawas

Profile of Jeanette Kawas, who was assassinated for her environmental work in Honduras

• 13 mins

Limbe Botanic Garden

The Mount Cameroon Conservation Project aims to create a centre for research and education

• 13 mins

New Hope for the Panda

New panda reserves and bamboo corridors which will link one panda population with another

• 13 mins

Saving the Rhino

Stringent laws on the sale and trade of rhino horn are proving to be effective

• 13 mins

Environmentally-friendly Cottages

The holiday with a reed bed grey water filtration system and a groundwater heating system

• 13 mins

Lake Bangweulu, Zambia

The wetlands of northern Zambia are home to the black lechwe antelope and rich birdlife

• 15 mins

Wave Energy

The seas around the UK could generate 12,000 megawatts of energy

• 13 mins

Polar Meltdown

Discussion on the retreating sea ice at the Antarctic with David Vaughan of the BAS

• 13 mins

Dead Wood

How dead trees provide food and shelter for wildlife - and shouldn't be cut down

• 13 mins

What Can be Done About Climate Change?

Round up of the International Energy Agency's conference with David Vaughan of the BAS

• 13 mins

Loggerhead Turtles of Zakynthos

How tourism is disrupting turtle breeding on the Greek holiday island of Zakynthos

• 13 mins

Pantanal Wetlands

Plans to make 1800 miles of the Pantanal navigable puts its diverse ecology at risk

• 13 mins

Land Recovery

The wet paper that helps to reclaim land that's too salty, dry, polluted or radioactive

• 13 mins

Sustaining Biodiversity

Poaching is driven by the demand for animal parts for traditional Chinese medicine

• 13 mins

CFCs

Chlorofluorocarbons are still available, despite the threat to the ozone layer

• 13 mins

Water in the West Bank

Negotiations about rights to water were left out of the Oslo Agreement

• 13 mins

Paul Crutzen

Ozone layer predictions win Dutch chemist Paul Crutzen a Nobel Prize

• 12 mins

Drought in Southern Africa

A decrease in rainfall in southern Africa signals the beginning of a 100-year long drought

• 13 mins

Omai Gold Mine Disaster

Toxic waste containing cyanide leaked into the Omai creek and then on into the Essequibo

• 13 mins

Oil-rich Ogoniland

How oil spills and smoke fumes from burning flares are affecting the Ogoni people

• 13 mins

Lake-hole Trapping

Canadian Inuit people protest against the banning of the import of furs to the EU

• 13 mins

Global Biodiversity

Ghillean Prance on why biodiversity is important for maintaining the planet's atmosphere

• 13 mins

Caspian Sea Under Threat

From heavy industry to mining, from oil to jellyfish - the many threats to the Caspian Sea

• 13 mins

Climate Change Special

How computer modelling is predicting the effects of climate change and the need for action

• 13 mins

Logging Companies and the Timber Trade

How well are the world's forests being managed?

• 13 mins

What Could Happen to Plutonium Stockpiles?

The fear of plutonium falling into the wrong hands

• 13 mins

Global Warming Denied

Global warming deniers say the rising temperatures predictions are based on flawed data

• 13 mins

The Environment in 1995

A review of the major environmental events of 1995 with Robin Pellew and Alex Kirby

• 13 mins