Before The Tsunami Part 1
Where the will exists, the loss of life and damage caused by natural disasters can often be reduced by modest investment in early warnings and public education.
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Before The Tsunami Part 2
Communities in disaster hotspots report on planning for the next natural disaster.
Blood Timber
Investigates the relationship between logging and the bushmeat trade, and the effects on the local indigenous populations.
Crossing The Divide Part 1
Environmental campaigners make it their business to be a thorn in the side of governments. So what makes an environmental activist go into politics?
Crossing The Divide Part 2
In the second instalment of Crossing the Divide, Earth Report talks to two more green campaigners who made the leap from environmental activism to mainstream politics:
Eggs On Coast
An investigation into the horseshoe crab, its uses in human medicine, and the threats to its habitat.
Energetic
Hands On
Innovative eco-friendly energy initiatives from around the world.
Green Endings
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This Hands On checks out inspirational recycling initiatives around the globe.
A Growing Trend
Hands On
Anita Roddick introduces a programme that shows farmers are cashing in on a growing consumer demand for organic, non-GMO food.
High Tide
Hands On
Around the world 200 million people depend on fish, directly or indirectly, for food and employment. But by one estimate, 70 percent of world fish stocks are now in urgent need of management to ensure their long-term survival.
H20 Hilltops To Oceans Part 1
How environmental mismanagement on land is becoming a grave threat to our seas.
H20 Hilltops To Oceans Part 2
The UN Environment Programme has identified 150 'dead zones' in the world's oceans, where marine life cannot exist due to lack of oxygen.
Last Summit 2
Earth Report returns to Johannesburg to assess the successes of the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development.
Green Currents
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Access to adequate clean water continues to be a huge challenge for millions throughout the developing world. This film presents six innovative water-related projects.
Making The Connection
Hands On
Reports on projects using telecommunications technology around the world.
The Paddy Chronicles
Hands On
Reports on how rice systems and rice products are leading the fight against world hunger and poverty.
Naturally Yours
Hands On
How we can buy products that safeguard the environment and do the poor a power of good.
People Power
At the Johannesburg 'sustainable development' summit, governments made commitments to involving their citizens in decision-making. Are they keeping their promises?
Power Struggle
This edition of Earth Report looks at another African power struggle - the struggle to get light and electricity.
Marooned
The efforts of the Maroons of Surinam to preserve their way of life as timber and mining companies move in.