Unravel the hidden costs of Almería's agricultural boom. Neal Haddaway, photographer and environmentalist, explores the conflict between abundance and scarcity. Discover how 3.5 million tons of produce come at a price – water strain, environmental degradation, and social inequality. Can sustainable practices bridge the gap? Tune in for this gripping exploration.

World leaders struggle to agree on climate responsibilities while the poorest regions bear the brunt of climate change. Ironically, those least responsible for global warming suffer the most. Droughts in Africa, floods in South Asia, and rising sea levels in places like Barbados pose significant threats to developing nations. ‘Loss and damage’ is a key issue at Cop27. Saleemul Huq, a climate expert at Cop27, offers insights from the developing world's perspective.

In this episode we will talk with Henk Ovink, the Netherlands' Special Envoy for International Water Affairs. He is travelling the world to work with governments, engineers and local communities on innovative solutions for water challenges. One of the programmes he has launched is Water as Leverage for Resilient Cities Asia. It’s an innovative approach to solve water problems in the coastal areas of Chennai in India, Khulna in Bangladesh and Semarang in Indonesia.