Effects of global warming
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- Posted10 September 2020
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- Posted25 August 2020
Siberia experiences record-breaking heatwave. Newsday. Audio, 00:03:57
Temperatures are now exceeding 38 degrees centigrade - the highest ever recorded there
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- Posted16 July 2020
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- Posted22 April 2020
Why are Australia's bushfires so bad? Science In Action. Video, 00:01:43
This year's bushfires have caused shocking devastation and wildlife loss on a huge scale
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- Posted31 January 2020
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- Posted24 January 2020
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- Posted24 January 2020
Are you suffering from ecological grief? Discovery. Audio, 00:02:40
Changes in the climate are increasingly affecting people's mental and emotional health
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- Posted21 January 2020
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- Posted16 January 2020
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- Posted12 January 2020
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- Posted12 January 2020
Swanage primary school pupils combining eco studies with music lessons. Steve Harris. Audio, 00:03:01
St Mary's Roman Catholic's Year 5 and 6 write songs about the environment.
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- Posted10 January 2020
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- Posted31 December 2019
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- Posted30 November 2019
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- Posted28 November 2019
- Comments
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- Posted7 November 2019
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- Posted26 October 2019
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- Posted9 October 2019
Malawian students bring powerful climate message to British school children. Newsday. Audio, 00:03:45
"We are not contributing emissions, but we are suffering"
- AttributionBBC World Service
- Posted24 September 2019
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- Posted22 September 2019
The Climate Question. Should rich countries help pay for climate change impacts in poorer ones? Audio, 27 minutes
Will developing countries be compensated for damages caused by the climate crisis?
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- Available for over a year
Discovery. Tamsin Edwards on the uncertainty in climate science. Audio, 27 minutes
All climate change models are wrong. Tamsin Edwards tells Jim Al Khalili why.
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- Available for over a year
Unexpected Elements. Record-shattering weather. Audio, 65 minutes
Why we should expect more sudden extreme temperatures
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- Available for over a year
Science In Action. Doubling Earth’s energy imbalance. Audio, 38 minutes
Nasa scientists find a doubling of our planet’s net solar energy absorption in 15 years
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- Available for over a year
