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A concept out of South Africa has inspired a charity in South Australia to recycle bread tags. The bread tags are recycled into goods which are sold and the funds from the sales go towards buying wheelchairs for disadvantaged people.

Follow Craig while he finds out how we can reduce methane production.

Food waste creates a greenhouse gas called methane. Learn why cows and meat produce the most methane.

Learn about what foods produce the most greenhouse gases and what substitutes you can make with Craig.

Follow Craig as he visits Oatlands Public school where students are on a mission to reduce their carbon footprint and become climate warriors.

Craig gives Australian's a powerful message about carbon emissions. He tries to talk to the Australian Prime minister to combat this issue.

Craig gives Australians a visual look at carbon emissions cars, planes and other vehicles produce.

Do you know how your carbon footprint is impacting the climate? Craig shows Australians what their carbon footprint actually looks like.

Scientists tell us that carbon dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere have been steadily rising since the 1800s but how do they measure these levels? Craig travels to a laboratory in Tasmania where some of the cleanest air in the world can be found, thereby acting as a baseline to compare with more polluted air in cities and other built up areas. Explain why CO2 levels started to rise in the 1800s. Describe two ways scientists measure CO2 levels from the past and present.

Find out why Greta Thunberg skipped school to protest outside the Swedish Parliament about climate issues.

Find out how a covered lagoon can help stop methane evaporating into the air and affecting our climate.

Find out how manure is affecting our planet and actually how toxic it really is.

Join Liz Bonnin as she finds out why meat is a threat to our climate.