We talk to renowned Indian author Amitav Ghosh about the origins of the climate crisis, the story of one very... more

This week we're sharing an episode of Drilled, a true-crime climate podcast we love that describes itself as Law &... more

We hear from people in Puchuncaví, Chile, who want to reclaim their region from industrial exploitation. And we talk to... more

In this special episode, three experts on climate mis/disinformation discuss the way factually inaccurate and misleading information about the environment... more

We hear why Kenyan farmers are rejecting genetically modified seeds, meet the biodiversity guardians protecting peace in the rainforest region... more

This week we're sharing an episode from Heat of the Moment, a podcast from Foreign Policy in partnership with the... more

On Living Planet this week, too many deer in the Scottish Highlands are leading to community disputes over how to... more

This week on Living Planet, we hear how refugees in Cameroon are creating shade and fresher air, as they connect... more

We head to the Hawaiian Islands to hear how climate change and the touristic obsession with a dreamy island getaway... more

Are two of the world's most beloved beverages – coffee and wine – viable in a world warped by climate... more

We hear how the next zoonotic disease could be brewing in Kenya, and speak to a non-profit group trying to... more

From the water shortage in the Western United States to changes in floodplains in the Amazon, how is climate change... more

We follow Australians battered by climate catastrophes, a walrus devoid of its ice floes and Indians from the eastern state... more

How should we talk to kids about climate change? From Belgian teens interacting with climate change on a philosophical level... more

At a time when many people are struggling to pay their energy bills, we hear how oil and gas giants... more

Today on Living Planet — more farmers around the world are turning their backs on industrial agriculture in an effort... more

We head to the Canary Islands, where scientists are devising novel ways to squeeze every last drop of moisture out... more

Is burning wood to generate energy sustainable? It is according to the EU's renewable energy strategy — a policy that... more

This week on Living Planet, we hear from climate scientists whose work has been disrupted by the war in Ukraine.... more

Today on Living Planet — a controversial oil pipeline in Uganda stirs up strong reactions. We ask what fossil fuels... more

Today on Living Planet, we're traveling to some cold (and not-so-cold) places. We're asking how Europe’s snow-starved winters are affecting... more

In recent months, climate activists have thrown food at famous paintings and glued themselves to roads. In the German town... more

This week on Living Planet — as Brazil welcomes its next president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, we reflect on... more

This week on Living Planet, we look back at a few of our favorite stories and interviews from the year.... more

This week on Living Planet, we're getting a little festive – venturing to chestnut groves in Italy and to the... more

This week on Living Planet, 21-year-old Ta'Kaiya Blaney from the Tla'amin Nation shares her perspective on the current biodiversity summit... more

Do you really know what happens to the stuff you throw away? In this episode, we follow the dirty trail... more

As energy prices go sky-high this winter, any source of affordable energy may seem like a welcome reprieve. But does... more

As the dust settles on COP27 climate talks in Egypt, we reflect on what was and what wasn't achieved to... more

In this special episode, five experts talk about how the world might pay for the harm that's been inflicted on... more