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BBC Radio 4 – Rare Earth

Friday 4 Apr 2025

Academics from the OU STEM Faculty, including the School of Engineering and Innovation, have once again contributed to the BBC Radio 4 science documentary series Rare Earth. Each episode explores the relationship between humans and the Earth.

From human impact on the ozone layer to the return of wolves in Europe, the series highlights both the damage done and possible solutions. The programme also tackles contemporary issues like the challenges associated with plastics and the future of shipping. 

Episodes are available on BBC Sounds and on the BBC website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001vbt0

Find out more about climate challenges on OU Connect: https://connect.open.ac.uk/nature-and-environment/rare-earth/

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