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FWIE X Met Office: How can the Met Office work to boost biodiversity? With Ben Drummond

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FWIE X Met Office: Storm naming, climate change AI & storm chasing with Deputy Chief Meteorologist Dan Holley

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FWIE X Met Office: Climate, space weather, shipping forecast and the importance of meteorology, with Alex Burkill

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Greening the music industry: Can gigs, touring and our listening habits be more sustainable?

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Dairy: How can we get it right? with Tom White, at Yeo Valley Organic

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[Recycled] A deep dive on Black Friday

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[Listener Questions] Rights of nature, the sustainability of the London Underground, and lobbying councils

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Natural Disasters: Can taking action on climate change have an impact?

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[Listener Questions] Sustainability of B-corps, running and garden decking materials

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Gardening: How can we adapt to or mitigate climate change? [From Yeo Organic Valley Garden Festival]

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Nuts: Superfood, climate problem, or sustainable solution?

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[Listener Questions] Green mobile providers, white pavements, and house plants

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Pets & Pesticides: Keeping our best friends and the environment healthy

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Minisode: Updates, bonus bits & events

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[Listener Questions] Beekeeping, nature on the curriculum, and menstrual cups

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On The Farm [Part 2] Dung beetles and organic dairy cows with Will Mayor, Yeo Valley

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On The Farm [Part 1] Sniffing soil and going organic, with Will Mayor, Yeo Valley

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[Listener Questions] Sustainable home improvements, and beauty Vs function in ecological spaces

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Whales: Why conserving them IS climate action

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[Listener Questions] Green gardening with Sarah Mead, Head Gardener at Yeo Valley Organic

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Invasive species: The good, the bad and the innocent(?)

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[Listener Questions] Environmental benefits of space travel, guerilla rewilding, and hydroelectric dams

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Farming: Can farming feed us AND save species from extinction?

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Season 5 Trailer

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Bonus: To Have or To Hold, an exclusive look at Sophie Pavelle's new book

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Bonus: Wild Cities with Chris Fitch live at Stanfords

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[Listener Questions] Solar roads in the UK, water use in airports and cleaning up the North Sea oil tanker crash

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Moss: The quiet (but very cool) climate ally

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[Listener Questions] Boycotts, sustainable tea and coffee, and Wild deodorant

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Scrubbing up: What's the MAKE UP of make up, SPF, and personal care items?

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[Listener Questions] Book sustainability, wildflower lawns, and rats

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Wildfires: How ready are we for extreme climate events?

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[Listener Questions] Cruise holidays, medication in poo and greener banking

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Driving electric: Is the UK ready for EVs?

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[Listener Questions] Long-term environmental habits, recycling, and cleaning with bleach

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Vapes: Environmental impacts & the single-use ban

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Join the team: Could you be our Social Media Volunteer?

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[Listener Questions] Eco tattoos, laundry detergent and environmental heroes

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Zoos: The good, the bad and the frozen

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[Listener Questions] Book recommendations, Vinted and search engines

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Climate-friendly Food Choices: Is vegan always best?

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[Listener Questions] Sustainable Christmas gift ideas, plastic grass and road salting

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Hen & Stag Dos: How to throw a sustainable party

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[Listener Questions] Not-so-eco things, gyms as energy generators, and big green career choices

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Black Friday: How to avoid environmental catastrophe

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[Listener Questions] Staying hopeful, plogging, and picking up dog poo

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AI: A climate solution or a concern?

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Trump: A backwards step for climate change?

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[Listener Questions] Eco-bafflement, biogas, and teaching kids about climate

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The Olympics: Was Paris 2024 really the greenest games ever?

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[Listener Questions]: Dishwashers, phone charging and Clarkson's Farm

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Protests: A help or hindrance for the environment?

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Season 4 Trailer: FWIE is back!

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84: Air Pollution (Psst. We’re on a break!)

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83: Forget Me Not, with Sophie Pavelle

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82. Sam Gandy on nature connection, psychedelics and beavers

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81: BOGS (again): Celebrating natural carbon sequestration for #WorldBogDay

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80: Eco-Anxiety. What is it, and how can we deal with it?

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79: Antarctica. Can we protect it, or survive without it? With Ryan Dalton

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78: Sports! Can we make them more sustainable?

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77: Save the Seagrass, Save Ourselves?

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76: Concrete: Cutting construction’s carbon footprint with Adam Gittins

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75: Bats! How to save them

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74: Saving fish and top pond tips with wildlife cameraman, Jack Perks

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73: Nina Constable on fish passes, filmmaking and families

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72: Steve Simpson on coral reefs, global change, and hope

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71: Botanist Leif Bersweden on plants & climate change

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70: Rewilding and reptiles, with Harvey Tweats

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69: Conservation in Africa and life in the bush, with Rosie Miles

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68: Birds of prey, with Tom Morath from Hawk Conservancy Trust

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67: Ho, ho, how to have a sustainable Christmas! (Again)

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66: Australia on fire, with award-winning filmmaker Eva Orner

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65: Cambo: Oil, gas and cheesy bottom sponges

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64: Bobbing for truth: Halloween‘s environmental footprint

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63: Light pollution: Bulbs, brightness and blinding nature

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62: Soil: Essential and… Sexy?

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61: Eco(ish) home renovation & redecoration

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60: Green pensions, with Make My Money Matter

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59: Space tourism: Bad news for terra firma?

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58: Cryptocurrency: Is Bitcoin burning the planet?

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57: Trees, with Joe Middleton from Woodland Trust

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56: Carbon storage

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55: Renewables with Juliet Davenport, CEO of Good Energy

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54: Starting a sustainable & ethical business, with James from Animall Tea

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53: Chris Jones from Cornwall Beaver Project

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52: How to grow your own food

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51: PETS! Can they be sustainable? Feat. Ryan Dalton

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50: Tea and coffee

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49: Anthropogenic noise: Human sound pollution

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48: BOGS! Nature‘s best carbon capture habitats

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47: Air pollution: What are we breathing in?

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46: Tom Carroll: Saving the rainforest with TikTok

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45: Merry Christmas-is-a-bit-cancelled bonus Q&A!

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44: Beavers, with Sophie Pavelle and Eva Bishop from Beaver Trust

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43: British nature with Lucy Hodson

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42: Sea ice: Why does it matter?

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41: HS2: Low-carbon travel or environmental disaster?

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40: Lizzie Daly on animal-human interactions and wildlife presenting

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39: Rivers (re-visited!) with Dr. Stephanie Januchowski-Hartley

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38: Badgers! (and the ‘C‘ word: culling)