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HRH The Prince of Wales has campaigned against environmental damage and climate change for decades. In this intimate interview, he calls on us all to take this opportunity to work together to create a sustainable future - before it's too late.

Discover how leading innovators and entrepreneurs plan to make a Circular BioEconomy the power of a new wave of human innovation inspired by nature, working with the environment to address the climate emergency

A collaboration between the Crowther Lab, ETH Zurich and Google, Restor is a mapping platform for the fast-growing global restoration movement. Traditionally, detailed scientific data and resources have been difficult or expensive to access, with information spread across a mix of outlets and platforms.

With 2.5% of global CO2 emissions generated by the aviation sector and 100 million gallons of jet fuel used each year by commercial airlines, decarbonising aviation fuel is essential if we are to achieve a Net Zero future. Based in Chicago, Illinois, Lanzatech has developed a biological process which creates Sustainable Aviation Fuel.

The Tyre Collective's innovative technology captures tyre dust, the second-largest source of microplastics polluting our oceans.

Currently, only 9% of the world's waste is recycled, but there is no reason why we couldn't convert and repurpose all the waste we generate; the only barrier is the economic cost of processing it. TerraCycle is a recycling specialist and sustainability consultancy whose mission is to eliminate the idea of waste by working out how to deal with products and materials that are harder to recycle.

Oxford PV co-founder, Professor Henry Snaith, explains how perovskite technology is set to revolutionise solar energy by improving solar gathering efficiency by 30% - making a solar-powered future a genuine possibility.

Polymateria is developing a new standard in biodegradable and compostable plastics through a proprietary formulation called Biotransformation.

HRH Prince Charles calls on leaders from all sectors and from all around the world to give their support to the 'Terra Carta' - a new initiative providing the basis of a sustainable recovery plan for Nature, People and Planet.

Lentera specialises in precision farming, using technology to help farmers increase their yield, grow more resilient crops and improve soil health.

The Rede de Sementes do Xingu brings together indigenous seed-collectors to preserve the Amazon's biodiversity while stimulating the local economy.

OceanSafe helps brands and retailers manufacture fully circular textiles, designing sustainable supply chains for biodegradable, toxin-free fabrics.

Inna Braverman of Eco Wave Power describes how the Tel Aviv-based company's pioneering technology generates power from incoming waves - without damaging the fragile sea-bed like tidal wave power systems.

During a tour of The Stumpery garden at Highgrove, HRH The Prince of Wales looks back at his pioneering work promoting environmental causes, and shares his growing sense of optimism now that business leaders around the world are engaging with projects like the Terra Carta, which aims to combine the power of nature with the resources and innovation of the private sector.

The Millennium Seed Bank's underground collection of over 2.4 billion seeds protects threatened species and conducts cutting-edge scientific research.

UK-based bio-bean is the world's largest recycler of spent coffee grounds. Managing Director George May outlines how the company turns a waste product into a valuable resource that can be used domestically and commercially.

New England Forestry Foundation are creating a global standard for woodland management that promotes long-term ecosystem health at the same time as sequestering more carbon, producing more and better-quality wood, and improving wildlife habitat.

Copenhill is a striking landmark that combines a state-of-the-art waste-to-energy facility with a new recreational space for Copenhagen's residents.

Aecom's Natural Capital Lab uses state-of-the-art technology to assess the economic value of 100 acres of rewilded land in the Scottish Highlands.

CCm captures carbon dioxide and other waste streams, and either stores the captured material or converts it into fertilizer or other useful resources.

The Colombian city of Medellin is using nature-based solutions to decrease temperatures and reduce pollution, creating a network of green corridors alongside roads and canals.

SAFI Organics uses rice chaff to produce organic fertilizer which increases crop yields and water retention at the same time as reducing soil acidity.

EcoBrixs pays people in southern Uganda to collect waste plastic, recycling it into useful, affordable products like fence posts and paving slabs.

Treasure 8's technology helps food producers reduce waste and shipping costs by creating nutritious new products from unwanted fresh food.