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Food: Farming for the Future
"earthrise" looks at some innovative methods of sustainable farming and food production as climate change intensifies.
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Air: Changing the Atmosphere
"earthrise" looks at some high-tech innovations that help clean the air.
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An environmental show exploring the most significant threats to our planet by highlighting eco-friendly solutions from around the world.
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