7: De la ferme à la fourchette
La production de nourriture est à l'origine d'un quart des émissions de CO2 dans le monde. Le projet Open Food Facts permet de mieux choisir...
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The future - it's closer than you think. But what does it look like? And how do we get there? In this series Dr Hannah Fry meets the organisations who are building a greener, more resilient...
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8 episodes6: From farm to fork
Food production creates a quarter of global carbon emissions. Open Food Facts want to compute the environmental impact of millions of food p...
5: Measure what matters
Normative want to help measure what matters in a sustainable world, and the first step to mitigating climate change is for companies to meas...
4: The ground beneath our feet
For years we've shaped our agriculture for high yields and food security. Climate Farmers think it's time to reward a different and very imp...
3: Navigating an ocean of data
Events in the Atlantic Gulf Stream have a far-reaching impact on global weather systems. Understanding them is key to predicting global carb...
2: Can a city act like a forest?
For billions of years natural habitats have thrived by producing vast quantities of materials for growth without creating landfill or waste....
1: Rewilding = tradition + technology
The sub-Arctic area stretching across Canada, Scandinavia and Russia stores as much carbon in its soil as the Amazon rainforest. In this epi...
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