K – Kazakhstan
Meet the saiga. With its unusual, drooping nose and pale, curved horns, it looks like something from another age. And in a way, it is.
J – Jamaica
Behind the door, hidden from view, is a refrigerant — a substance that moves heat out of the fridge so that food stays cool. The same principle keeps air conditioners running in homes, shops and businesses across Jamaica.
I – Iceland
What if we could take carbon dioxide out of the air and turn it into rock? It sounds unlikely. Carbon dioxide is an invisible gas, constantly moving through the atmosphere. We associate it with cars, factories, power stations and the burning of fossil fuels.
H – Hong Kong
3,000 tonnes of rubbish. Each day. It is difficult to picture what that actually means. Imagine roughly 200 double-decker buses filled with waste arriving every day. Now imagine doing that day after day, year after year.
G – Ghana
Can Chocolate Help Protect a Forest? Chocolate is one of those foods that feels completely removed from nature. It arrives in shiny wrappers, sits on supermarket shelves and disappears piece by piece.