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  • The next flood doesn’t have to be a disaster

    The next flood doesn’t have to be a disaster
    2026/07/10
    Five years after catastrophic floods tore through Germany's Ahr Valley, Living Planet host Neil King reflects on the devastation he witnessed firsthand, while reporter Jonas Mayer returns to see what's changed. Can communities really build back better - or is the next disaster only a matter of time?
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    37 分
  • Why aren’t more women cycling?

    Why aren’t more women cycling?
    2026/09/25
    Cycling changed Aisling's life for the better. So why did she begin to wonder whether it was worth it? Her story reveals the hidden barriers keeping many women off two wheels, and why overcoming them benefits everyone.
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    26 分
  • Saving Syria’s war-ravaged bees

    Saving Syria’s war-ravaged bees
    2026/08/28
    Syria’s bee population was once considered the largest in the Middle East, but then came the civil war in 2011, plunging the country into years of violent conflict. Only a fraction of its bee colonies survived. A traveling beekeeper recounts his own personal fight to bring back the bees, and with them, the farming sector.
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    23 分
  • Part two: Can we buy our way out of sea level rise?

    Part two: Can we buy our way out of sea level rise?
    2026/10/23
    To many on Germany’s Hallig Islands, the thought of relocating is scarier than facing dangerous flood events. A closer look at why the German government is investing big money into preserving their unique way of life.
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    29 分
  • Who put a hex on the weather?

    Who put a hex on the weather?
    2026/10/30
    Once, storms sparked witch hunts. Today, conspiracy theorists blame secret government plots for extreme weather. Why do we search for hidden enemies when disaster strikes, and how can we break the spell?
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    30 分
  • Introducing Points North: The pigeons' last passage

    Introducing Points North: The pigeons' last passage
    2026/11/06
    Passenger pigeons once blotted out North America’s skies. Within decades, they were gone. How did the continent’s most abundant bird vanish so fast and what can we learn from this? An episode swap from Points North.
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    26 分
  • The imperfect activist

    The imperfect activist
    2026/09/11
    Katie Hodgetts wanted to do everything right for the planet. She stopped flying, changed how she lived, and threw herself into climate activism. But when doing more became too much, she learned an important lesson.
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    26 分
  • Can we bury climate pollution?

    Can we bury climate pollution?
    2026/06/19
    What happens after carbon is captured? In this special collaboration with How We Survive, Living Planet follows CO₂ from a cement factory to its final resting place more than a mile beneath the seabed. We investigate the promise, pitfalls and politics of a technology that could help tackle climate change - or prolong the fossil fuel era.
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    30 分