Topic: No Planet B

A creeping, almost invisible toxic waste catastrophe is taking place on Somalia's coast.

Somewhere in the Monchique mountains of Portugal, the Fridayhappiness Associação balances sustainable living with their economic lifeline.

How can we save the planet? The answer could be as simple as EAT, GROW, LOVE on your windowsill, your rooftop or in your backyard.

The conflicts for water in Jordan’s deserts already happening today gives a pretaste of future disputes.

A striking documentary by renowned photojournalist David Klammer about protesters fighting to stop the clear-cutting at the Dannenröder Forest.

To honor the archaic lifestyles of his ancestors and to preserve tradition, Liêm spends several days each year in the Vietnamese jungle.

In 2017, Jacques Dubochet won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, making him famous overnight. He decides to use his new fame for something good.

The voyage of a tree from Europe to the Amazon is a silent wittness to global interdependencies and economic absurdities.

On the river Tetscha in the southern Urals, in the middle of nowhere between Europe and Asia, is the most radioactively contaminated area in the world

The penguins encounter Swiss alpine cows, swim in the river, walk leisurely through the city center... they are everywhere. An adventure begins.

Until a few years ago, the descendants of the indigenous Tupinambá and escaped slaves lived in isolation in Caiçara, not far from Rio de Janeiro.

A penniless family living on a rubbish dump is offered a house. The condition is that they send their children to school. Is this a fairy tale?

80 young artists from all over the world meet at Lichtenberg Castle, Germany to experience the creative and unifying power of music and dance.

Demand for water is exploding. By 2050 at least one person in four will live in a country suffering from water shortages – and market speculation.

From crowded Berlin to the Uckermark: A family documents the self-experiment on the "post-capitalist individual" itself.

An indescribable catastrophe is unfolding before our eyes. How can it be stopped?

Before Charles became King of England, he still had time for his beloved garden.

To prevent the ecological collapse of our planet, these 8 courageous people envision a new kind of agriculture.

Humanity's love affair with hamburgers, steaks, nuggets and chops just doesn't end. What effect would a post-meat world have on the environment, the a

Climate change, disease and growing ethical concerns are leading more and more people to question whether eating animals is the right thing to do.

A team of scientists sets out for northern Brazil on an expedition of superlatives.

Bikes vs Cars highlights a global crisis that we have long been aware of and should be talking about: The climate and mobility crisis....

On a remote plateau in Provance, an old woman has to give up her life's work and pass it on to a younger one.

The Arhuacos are the guardians of the forest and the glacial ice of Colombia's highest mountain range - the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.

Whether Hambi, Lützerath or Garzweiler - In the face of a destructive and misguided policy, many see only one option: Resistance!

All of France is powered by nuclear reactors and oil. All of France? No, a small village takes steps to transition into the post-oil era.

What kind of agriculture holds the code for survival on our planet?

How can our society develop in the face of current social, economic and cultural challenges?

The documentary film by Carl-A. Fechner shows how the switch to green energy can actually succeed - worldwide.

What is the purpose of our entrepreneurial activities? Do we need know-how or know-why?

The last two members of the indigenous Piripkura people from the Amazon rainforest in Brazil are fighting for the survival of their people.

We accompany children in the idyll of a Norwegian Waldorf kindergarten as they play, do handicrafts and acquire skills.

Many people want to break out of the hamster wheel of capitalism. This documentary visits three people who have taken the plunge.

Niels is an idealistic farmer. Not only is he a certified organic farmer, he also allows his animals the freedom to satisfy their natural instincts.

In just 11 days, 20,000 representatives from 195 countries are expected to meet in Paris to agree on the first global treaty on climate change.

16 children on 5 continents - as different as their living environment and personalities are, as similar are their fears, hopes and dreams.

After the catastrophic events in Fukushima, the transition to renewable energy was placed firmly on the political agenda in Germany.

Few things on earth are as wondrous and vital as seeds. Revered and valued since the dawn of mankind.

Just like Lützerath, Erkelenz and Hambach, the village in this film has to make way for open-cast mining. But one man refuses to leave.

Instead of being exploited for its oil, the President of Ecuador suggests to leave the Yasuní national park untouched.