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...climate change community, and I think those sorts of films, beyond traditional broadcast, are just as important in the environmental … let’s call it, television bit. Environmental programmes: Getting commissioned? No, I think the real challenge was that in television programming, so above the level of commissioning, for many, many, many years the E word, the...

...climate change community, and I think those sorts of films, beyond traditional broadcast, are just as important in the environmental … let’s call it, television bit. Environmental programmes: Getting commissioned No, I think the real challenge was that in television programming, so above the level of commissioning, for many, many, many years the ‘E word’, the...

...climate change? FB: The energy is at the heart of the climate change problem, because more than two thirds of the emissions come from the energy sector, by far the most important sector. Therefore we have to find solutions within the energy sector if we are serious to address the climate change. And when I look at the energy technologies, I see that......

...climate change with increased risks of floods, droughts and storms. Our environment is now, in turn, changing us. World Environment Day is celebrated once a year. But we need to be thinking and acting as if World Environment Day is every day. In this short video, Dr Kevin Collins highlights how developing a more sustainable human-environment relationship depends on our...

...climate change messages...Dan Rees Dan has worked at the BBC Natural History Unit since 1997, producing, directing and filming across a wide range of genres, from pure animal behaviour to live and documentary. His credits as producer/director include the award-winning ‘On Thin Ice’ episode of Frozen Planet, presented by Sir David Attenborough, and Ganges: Waterland....