How do humans negatively affect biodiversity? Our actions in a given environment cause problems directly and indirectly.

Are we at risk of crossing planetary tipping points? Are we at risk of pushing our planet towards a trajectory where it could unstoppably
drift away from a state that supports life as know it? This documentary explores these
questions and features interviews with
leading Earth system scientists - including
Johan Rockström & Stefan Rahmstorf
from the Potsdam Institute for Climate
Impact Research.

Rahmstorf is Co-Head of the Research Department on Earth System Analysis of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Professor of Ocean Physics at the University of Potsdam. Rahmstorf's research focuses
on paleoclimate, Earth System modeling, ocean circulation, sea level & extreme weather events.

Leaders in the field of biological diversity present an overview of emergent issues in biodiversity, from the surrounding flora and fauna to the genes deep within us.

This documentary traces the trajectory of climate change over the past 60 years and examines
how & why - despite the stark warnings - governments failed to halt a pending climate catastrophe.

Just 23 countries are responsible for half of all the world’s carbon dioxide emissions. However, it is the world’s poorer nations that are being hit hardest by the effects of climate change. This documentary explores how vulnerable populations in the developing world are suffering
damaging outcomes in terms of health, food, water, education and much more.

Bangladesh is a country severely affected by man-made climate change. Entire communities are disappearing, leaving behind staggering numbers of climate migrants. This documentary
explores how vulnerable populations in the developing world are suffering damaging outcomes in terms of health, food, water, education and much more.

From smartphones to aircraft engines to the batteries of electric cars, cobalt is a critical component of modern life. This documentary
delves into a modern world trying to move to greener cleaner energy at the expense of countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Time is running out for the Amazon. Years of unmitigated deforestation have pushed the world’s biggest rainforest to the brink of no return. This documentary explores the ongoing war between big business & climate protectors, and how the Indigenous continue to live & fight
climate change.

This documentary takes a captivating look at how local marine conservationists are creating initiatives to understand and protect Costa Rica’s vibrant offshore ecosystems.

This documentary looks at how Costa Rica has become a pioneer in the fight against climate change and how urban planning can be harnessed to benefit both humans & wildlife.

This documentary follows climate activists who have a stark warning for those in power: humans will not survive if nothing is done about climate change.