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The series that attempts to put a monetary value on the services the earth’s living systems deliver.
It’s a hundred million year old co-dependency. Flowering plants Trees on Tap need bees and bees need flowering plants. But protecting that relationship is not just about nature, it is about cold, hard, cash.

Welcome to Nature Inc – a new series that reveals the true value of nature by putting a price tag on it.


SHOWING TIMES
Starting Fridays July at 1930 GMT.
Repeated: Saturdays at 1930, Mondays at 1230 (AP ONLY), Tuesdays at 1530, Wednesdays at 0130 (not SA, ME or AP). All times are in GMT.
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Trees on Tap
Every year we spend billions of dollars on pumping and purifying water for the world’s ever-expanding cities.

The Aliens Have Landed!
This week, a keyhole into the price nations are paying for failing to stop species invasion.

Coral Cashpoint
Nature Inc investigates a claim that our coral reefs are worth $30 billion a year.

Slippery Slopes
Nature Inc. travels to the Andes to investigate melting glaciers
Boom Or Bust
Nature Inc looks at how saving the planet has become big business

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