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Planet Killers: The Prince of Carbon

This film is the inside story on the hunt for Cyril Astruc, the “Prince of Carbon”. 

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Planet Killers: The Godfather of the Oceans

Junchung Wu is the head of a criminal network which traffics in endangered totoaba fish, one of the most powerful criminal networks on the planet.

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Planet Killers: The Forest Destroyer

Sahul Hameed is wanted for the trafficking of red sandalwood, one of the most expensive woods on the black market, a trade linked to violence and bloodshed in India.

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Planet Killers – Season I

They’re the criminal masterminds killing our planet. In this series, we follow the operations of Interpol Environmental Crimes Unit as they track down the world’s most wanted environmental criminals. In this 4 x 52 mins series, we follow interpol.

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Duty of Care: The Climate Trials

A true crime documentary about courts, climate change, and the unknown lawyer(s) who might just save the world.

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Atomic Hope: Inside the Pro-Nuclear Movement

'Atomic Hope' follows a tiny global movement of unpopular pro-nuclear activists, who strongly believe we need nuclear power in order to decarbonize our energy systems, before catastrophic climate change occurs.

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Rewild

Temperatures are rising and biodiversity collapsing at an unprecedented rate in the history of mankind. Almost 60% of wild animals have disappeared in the last 40 years. And the reason is always the same: the presence of man. Yet there is a solution: rewilding.

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Pleistocene Park 

A Russian scientist on the border between genius and madman, a vanished ice-age ecosystem, a climatic time-bomb and a crazy plan to save the world

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USA: Climate Wars

In the United States, temperatures are breaking all records. Last summer in California, temperatures reached almost 60° in some areas. But talk of climate change deeply divides the country. And, as always, the poor pay the highest price.

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