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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday August 13 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE
NATURE OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

WHEN LESS IS MORE
When is Enough, Enough? produced in 2003, told the inside story of the
Mikisew Cree First Nation's call for a moratorium on oil sands
development and their opposition to two large new oil sands projects. At
that time, oil hovered at around $30 a barrel and companies were lined
up to begin multi-billion dollar projects. It was predicted that
production would quadruple over the next 20 years to reach 2 million
barrels of oil a day. The oil sands covered an area the size of Ireland
. And the plea of the Mikisew fell on deaf ears.

When Less is More will include a condensed story of the Mikisew's
sophisticated challenge to Big Oil and add important new interviews and
updated information about the growing alarm over the rapid and massive
rate of development taking place in Alberta's booming oil sands.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_lessismore.html

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ON CBC NEWSWORLD

TSEPONG: A CLINIC CALLED HOPE
Tuesday, Aug. 15 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBC Newsworld
This one-hour documentary captures the compelling and transformative
experience of a Canadian medical team who travel to the small southern
African country Lesotho, spear-heading an innovative initiative to
combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_tsepong.html

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NATURE OF FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic
prints to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography
Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
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THE NATURE OF THINGS
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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday August 6 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE
NATURE OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

CUBA: THE ACCIDENTAL REVOLUTION (Part 2)
A look at the country's hugely successful experiment in sustainable
development. Cuba's latest revolution - a green one - is having
repercussions worldwide. Will it continue?
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_cuba.html

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: DR. FERNANDO FUNES SR.
Dr. Fernando Funes Sr. talks about how Cubans turned towards
self-reliance and subsequently developed remarkable acheivements -
sustainable farming and alternative medicine.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_cuba_interview.html

This episode repeats Wednesday August 9 at 10pm ET/PT on CBC
Newsworld.

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ALSO THIS WEEK

PASSION AND FURY: THE EMOTIONAL BRAIN - LOVE
This show examines the complexity of the emotion we call love, from the
burning desire that can hit us at any moment of the day, to the giddy
euphoria we feel when we first fall head-over-heels, to the incredible
bond a mother feels for her infant, to the warmth and compassion we feel
for the person who has sat across from us at breakfast for the past 30
years.

Explore our interactive feature to find out what celebrities and
experts have to say how different emotions affect our brains and
bodies.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_emotions.html

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NATURE OF FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic
prints to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography
Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
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THE NATURE OF THINGS
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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday July 16 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE NATURE OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

BLUE BUDDHA: LOST SECRETS OF TIBETAN MEDICINE
This evocative and intriguing film documents the resurgence of interest in the ancient healing arts of traditional Tibetan medicine, ultimately raising larger questions about the powerful ways in which the mind can affect the body.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_bluebuddah.html

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH AERLYN WEISSMAN
“Blue Buddha” director Aerlyn Weissman gives her perspective on Tibetan medicine and how it has influenced her personally.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_bluebuddah_interview.html

This episode repeats Wednesday July 19 at 10pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld
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NATURE OF FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic prints to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
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THE NATURE OF THINGS
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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday July 9 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE NATURE
OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

GHOST OF FUTURES PAST: TOM BERGER IN THE NORTH
Thirty years after the groundbreaking Berger Report affirmed a vision
of the North as a homeland rather than a frontier, Tom Berger,
accompanied by David Suzuki, makes an emotional return trip to the sites
where he first heard those impassioned testimonies. A renewed oil
pipeline development project looms and Berger sounds the clarion call
once more for a balanced approach to development.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_ghosts.html

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH TOM BERGER
Director Geoff Bowie interviews Tom Berger and reveals how he started
his career as a champion of First Nations people.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_ghosts_interview.html

This episode repeats Wednesday July 12 at 10pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld
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NATURE OF FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic
prints to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography
Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
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THE NATURE OF THINGS
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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday July 2 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE NATURE
OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

HOMO SAPIENS: THE RISE OF OUR SPECIES (Part 2)
The conclusion of this mammoth re-telling of the origin of our species
begins with the discovery of America by our primitive ancestors and
concludes as prehistoric times end and modern society gradually
develops.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_homosapiens.html

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL BRISSON
Dr. Michael Bisson talks about the lives of the first people to enter
North America and how ancient climate change affected their existence.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_homosapiens_interview2.html
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NATURE OF FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic
prints to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography
Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
__________________________________________________________

THE NATURE OF THINGS
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THIS WEEK
Join us Sunday June 25 at 7pm on CBC-TV for a new episode of THE NATURE
OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI

HOMO SAPIENS: THE RISE OF OUR SPECIES (Part 1)
Shot in exotic locales worldwide, this ambitious mega-budget film allows
viewers to relive milestone moments in the evolution of our species. Its
breathtaking visuals chronicle no less than the rise of the Homo sapiens
-- from birth through first discoveries to exploring and conquering the
world.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_homosapiens.html
Part 2 of this series airs on Sunday July 2.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH DAVID BEGUN
The first episode of Homo sapiens traces the evolution of man from his
birth about 300,000 years ago. Anthropologist and University of Toronto
Professor Dr. David Begun talks about the latest research on the
ancestors of great apes and humans and his upcoming field season.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_homosapiens_interview.htm
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ON CBC NEWSWORLD
ARCTIC MISSION
Monday, June 26 through Thursday, June 29 at 11pm CBC Newsworld airs
four consecutive global warming themed documentaries as part of the
Arctic Mission series. Join host David Suzuki as he explores the Arctic
and its bountiful wildlife for answers to the questions that frame the
global warming phenomena.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/show_arctic.html
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NATURE IN FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTGRAPHY COMPETITION
Amateur photographers are invited to submit original photographic prints
to the third annual Nature in Focus Environmental Photography
Competition. Find out more or send us your entry.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/photo_contest.html
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THE NATURE OF THINGS
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We'd love to hear what you thought of our show. Please contact us.
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