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A Dollar A Day, part 5, China
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A Dollar A day, part 4, Ghana
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A Dollar A Day, part 3, India
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A Dollar A Day, part 2, Peru
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A Dollar A Day, part 1, Kenya
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Looted Art, part 2
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From 1933 to the wars end, Nazi Germany systematically looted millions of works of art from individuals and the nations they went on to conquer. BBC legend Charles Wheeler ...
Looted Art, part 1
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From 1933 to the wars end, Nazi Germany systematically looted millions of works of art from individuals and the nations they went on to conquer. BBC legend Charles Wheeler ...
Can America Go Green? Part 3: How Green Is Your valley?
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The United States of America produces one quarter of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. In the final part, Laura Trevelian looks at American lifestyles in the face of ...
Can America Go Green? Part 2: Corporate Responsibility
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The United States of America produces one quarter of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. In part two, Laura examines how GE sees its future prosperity tied to green ...
Can America Go Green? Part 1: The Addiction To Oil
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The United States of America produces one quarter of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. Part one looks at how the US could retreat from its role as the biggest polluter on ...
Piece Description
Lazy brown rivers curl through lush greenery; small boys perch on water buffalo. A brief look at the Indian state of Bihar seems idyllic - but on closer inspection, the squalor and dereliction is obvious. Bullock carts are more common than tractors. The roads are appalling. Nothing has changed in the last 20 years. While the rest of India is going through an economic revolution, what has happened in Bihar?
Broadcast History
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