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OU on the BBC: Shared Planet – Extended interviews
Each week we publish an extended interview from the BBC Radio 4 series Shared Planet. Catch up here.
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OU on the BBC: Saving Species: Series 3, Episode 23
As we come towards the end of this series of Saving Species, we take a look at the OU's iSpot project and Arctic mammals.
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The Big Question: Can we live without oil?
Experts predict reserves of crude oil won’t last the century. Over the next few decades, as oil supplies diminish, it will become more expensive, and we will have to look to alternative sources of energy. But today we rely on oil for so much – we travel on oil, eat food grown with oil, paint with oil, wear clothes made with oil. Are there any alternatives to oil? In The Big Question this week, Emma Joseph is in India to ask “Can we live without Oil?”
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OU on the BBC: BBC Inside Science – Bird atlas
This week on BBC Inside Science: bird atlas, flywheels, energy capture and science lessons for MPs
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©2017. All rights reserved. The Open University is incorporated by Royal Charter (RC 000391), an exempt charity in England & Wales and a charity registered in Scotland (SC 038302). The Open University is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in relation to its secondary activity of credit broking.