1 million animal and plant species may go extinct if the planet continues to warm. In India the extraction of fossil fuels continues at an accelerating pace threatening  the survival of the last stronghold of the Asiatic elephant population.

1. India's Asiatic Elephants

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The United Nation predicts that by 2100, up to 1 million animals and plant species are at risk of extinction because of human activities. In this 2-part series, we go deep inside jungles, oceans and natural habitats around Asia and meet activists and environmentalist's trying to save our animals from mass extinction.

The Mass Extinction

Series 1

By 2100 an estimated 50% of all the world's species are at risk of extinction

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