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Rivers
of Destiny
Journey to four major river systems of the world to investigate environmental
pressures facing those whose lives depend upon the health of their river. Locations:
the Mississippi, Jordan, Amazon and Mekong Rivers. |
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The Urban
Explosion
Explore a major dilemma of the 21st century: how to sustain the world's exploding
urban population without destroying the delicate balance of our environment.
Locations: Mexico City, Istanbul, Shanghai and New York City. |
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Land of Plenty,
Land of Want
Investigate the fundamental challenge facing today's farmers: how to feed the
world's growing population without endangering our environment. Locations: Zimbabwe,
China, France and the United States. |
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On the Brink
Examine how severe environmental problems can lead to political crises and increased
hostilities around the world. Locations: Haiti, India, Peru, South Africa,
Mexico and the United States. |
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Seas of Grass
Discover the worldēs grasslands, natural vegetation of nearly one-third of Earthēs
land surface, some of which are in grave danger. Locations: Kenya, South Africa,
Argentina, China and the United States. |
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Hot Zones
See how changes in global and local ecosystems are connected to the increased
spread of infectious diseases. Locations: Kenya, Peru, Bangladesh and the United
States. |
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Future Conditional
Investigates the link between environmental change and the future health of our
planet, a future conditional on how we cope with the spread of toxic pollution.
Locations: Mexico City, Istanbul, Shanghai and New York City. |
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The State
of the Planet
An Investigation of the most critical questions of the
21st Century. Are populations soaring out of control?
Will there be enough water and food for future generations?
And global warming—a false alarm or a gathering storm?
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State of the Planet's Wildlife
Investigate what scientists call "the sixth great extinction of the world's animals" and what we are doing to stop it. Locations: Zambia, Brazil, China and United States. |
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State of the Ocean's Animals
Investigate why so many of our ocean's animals are disappearing. Case studies focus on global issues including climate change, sea-level rise, over-fishing and habitat destruction. Locations: Antarctica, United States, China, Japan.
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