Sunday, December 18, 2011
Green In The Media 19th - 25th December
Monday 19th December
One Planet
On: BBC World Service Radio
Time: 12:32 to 12:50 (Also Fri 1930, Sat 0430, 1830, 0030, Sun 0630)
One Planet looks at how we use our planet.
The Year the Earth Went Wild
On: Channel 4
Time: 20:00 to 21:00
The Year the Earth Went Wild looks back at a year where almost every month was affected by a natural disaster. With a record-breaking cold winter, the tsunami in Japan, the extraordinary killer American tornado season, the floods in Australia and a hurricane in New York, 2011 has seen an onslaught of epic-scale climate and geological events across the world, all caught on camera in the most spectacular fashion. Using eye-witness footage, interviews with survivors and rescuers, and analysis from geological and weather specialists, this documentary charts the incredible natural events of 2011.
Tuesday 20th December
Home Planet
On: BBC Radio 4
Time: 15:00 to 15:30
Richard Daniel and the team discuss listeners' questions about the world and our impact upon it.
Sunday 25th December
Our World
On: BBC News
Time: 12:30 to 13:00
China's Green Revolution.
News on current issues around the world. China pollutes more than any other country on earth, but now the Chinese government says it wants the country to go green. Can China really clean up its act? Justin Rowlatt goes to see the impact of three unbroken decades of economic growth.
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Did I hear correctly from Richard Daniel in this week's Home Planet on BBC Radio 4 that the programme is to end shortly?
Time to let Radio 4 Controller Gwyneth Williams what I think of this decision methinks.
I have to admit I haven't listened to it for a couple of years. I got tired of Philip Stott's contrarianism with regards to climate change. Perhaps he's changed his tune a bit now, but I heard him go from 'it's not us' to 'there's nothing we can do about it'. Definitely in the Bjorn Lomberg camp!
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