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Aid, Happiness, and Tiny Vegetarians

Global aid in the recession, the World Happiness Report, and bioengineering human beings.

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Pricing nature and protecting journalists

How to value natural capital, threats to environment reporters, and a land grab in Africa.

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Bordered World

How lines on a map shape our lives, our ideology, and our development.

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Canada calls time on Kyoto

Canada defends exit from global deal to cut CO2 levels, plus the joys of urban birds.

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Sustainability on the High Seas

Shipping, trade and the environment on board one of the world's biggest ships.

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The world's ultimate super food

The organism that recycles our forests, treats malnutrition, is being turned into foam.

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Russia's new energy frontier

The new towns of northern Siberia being built to feed our need for gas.

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A Himalayan-sized data gap

We meet the mountain scientists trying to fill the holes in our understanding of glaciers.

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Mining the floor of our oceans

Mineral companies get ready to harvest our seabed, plus we hear an animal orchestra.

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Rio+20 - The future we want?

The challenges facing the upcoming Earth Summit, according to the UN's man in charge.

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The World of the Activist

What does environmental activism really achieve?

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Global v Local

Where's the best place to kick-start sustainable development?

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The Green Games

Sustainability at the Olympics, Rio +20 reaction, and Jamaican herbs.

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After We're Dead

Each year 55 million of us die - what impact does this have on the environment?

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Carbon Tax and Right-Wing Greens

Australia's carbon tax, Germany's right-wing greens and California's geothermal energy.

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Bordered World

How lines on a map shape our lives, our ideology and our development (Repeat).

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Bananas and the global food chain

Hanging out with millions of bananas to learn about global food supplies (repeat).

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A Global Audience With Sir David Attenborough

Mike Williams talks to Sir David Attenborough about his life and work (repeat)

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The Best of One Planet

For the final edition of One Planet, we look back at some of our greatest hits.

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Why do we have tattoos?

Mike Williams on where tattoos come from and what they say about us.

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Why do we wear ties?

Why do we do the things we do? This week, Mike Williams asks why we wear neckties.

• 18 mins

Why do we Behave so Oddly Inside Elevators?

This week, the lift. Why do we behave so oddly inside them?

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Why do we smoke?

In this week's programme Mike Williams looks at why people start smoking.

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The Bullet

The history and design of the bullet and why people use them

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Why do we laugh?

What is it that actually triggers our laughter, do all of us find the same things funny?

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The Shaved Head

Why do we care so much about the hair on our heads? Join Mike Williams to find out why.

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The Handshake

Millions of us use this gesture but where does this everyday ritual come from?

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Coming of Age

Why do different cultures mark the advent of adulthood at different ages?

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Blue

The weird world of the colour blue.

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The Tap

What changes when taps come to town? Mike Williams travels to Ghana.

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