Natural state. Episode 10
Description
Weather Satellite - A new meteorological satellite is being launched over Europe to more accurately predict weather. Stonehenge Tunnel - Plans are underway to redirect traffic underneath this historic monument to keep the peace. New Water - A new facility being built in Iraq to provide locals with a much needed supply. Peru Glacier - A look at how a NASA satellite was used to alert locals of a potential disaster. Spring Into Science - An initiative in Britain encouraging children to get more involved in science and the environment. Everest Rubbish - A look at the tonnes of rubbish that have been left behind by reckless climbers each year. Thailand Fireball - A phenomenon in Thailand where at sunset methane causes brightly coloured balls to leap from the river. Lake Naivasha - A look at this treasure trove of wildlife in the harsh Kenyan climate. Recycle Waste - A new British facility that recycles 2,500 tonnes of waste each week. Changing Lake Balaton - A lake in Belgium feeling the full effects of our changing climate. Changes To Spring - Children are looking for signs of spring and discover its arriving a lot earlier than it used to. North Sea Pollution - A Dutch scientist is using dead birds to examine where pollution is originating.
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25 min
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Date of Publication
2005
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Alexander Street
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