Every Thursday, a new episode of Living Planet brings you environment stories from around the world, digging deeper into topics that touch our lives every day. The prize-winning, weekly half-hour radio magazine and podcast is produced by Deutsche Welle, Germany's international broadcaster - visit dw.com/environment for more.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 19 hours 32 minutes
Living Planet: Living Planet: Treading new paths
Take a walk with Living Planet along the Fukushima hiking trail, jump on board a ship touring the Antarctic and find out how safe it is for a cruise ship to sail through the once inaccessible Arctic Northwest Passage.
Living Planet: Living Planet: Holiday food for thought
How environmentally friendly is the food on your plate? France bans supermarket waste, Greenpeace says no Arctic fish and chips, how choosing your cheese can help the environment - and Chilean wine goes sustainable.
Living Planet: Holiday food for thought
How environmentally friendly is the food on your plate? France bans supermarket waste, Greenpeace says no Arctic fish and chips, how choosing your cheese can help the environment - and Chilean wine goes sustainable.
Living Planet: Living Planet: "Too hot, too dry, too dirty" - living with extremes
Ethiopia battles drought and hunger, while the challenge of halting climate change continues. Bus shelters protect against Australian heatwaves - and the ocean island of Kiribati doesn't have enough water to go around.
Living Planet: "Too hot, too dry, too dirty" - living with extremes
Ethiopia battles drought and hunger, while the challenge of halting climate change continues. Bus shelters protect against Australian heatwaves - and the ocean island of Kiribati doesn't have enough water to go around.
Living Planet: Living Planet: Fukushima - five years on
Five years ago, the world was shocked by the news that a massive earthquake had triggered a devastating tsunami along the coast of Japan. Entire villages were destroyed and the nuclear plant at Fukushima went into meltdown. What does the region look like today and where are we at with the push for renewable energy?
Living Planet: Fukushima - 5 years on
Five years ago, the world was shocked by the news that a massive earthquake had triggered a devastating tsunami along the coast of Japan. Entire villages were destroyed and the nuclear plant at Fukushima went into meltdown. What does the region look like today and where are we at with the push for renewable energy?
Living Planet: Living Planet: Emerging leaders
This week, Living Planet takes a close look at some of the challenges facing India and China - two of the world’s emerging key players in the fight against global warming.