Science & Environment
The secret to solving climate change could be hiding in your toilet
Colorado State scientists call on citizens to investigate microbes living in extreme environments.
Zurich
Host Jeff Wilson goes on a European road trip in a battery-powered electric vehicle. Along the way, he follows a food trail of local delights, experiences a range of eco-accommodations, rides solar-powered cable cars and ferries and uncovers cutting-edge eco-practices. Real Electric Adventures shows just how fun eco-travel can be and models ways to reduce tourism’s carbon footprint.
Zurich
Season 1 Episode 101 | 26m 46s | CC
The road to exciting trends leads directly to Zurich. Innovation abounds as Jeff e-bikes past urban art, feasts on Michelin-starred vegan food, and visits a company that turns plastic bottles into clothing. He rows on Lake Zurich, visits a delectable chocolate museum, and discovers technology that combats food waste. Finally, Jeff makes a side-trip to a stunning, centuries-old Benedictine abbey.
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