See Below for links to parts 2 - 6.

Paul Rose is a modern-day explorer. He's spent many years in Antarctica and the Arctic, organising scientific expeditions. Now he sees evidence that the polar regions are in danger from climate change. So he decides to try and find out the truth about global warming: what's really going on with our climate, and what's it going to mean for the future.

Despite widespread scientific acceptance of the global warming theory, it remains a highly contentious subject. This program studies divergent points of view contributing to the global warming debate, untangling a morass of political and scientific concerns and providing a wealth of historical background on the issue. Is the greenhouse effect as dangerous as theorized, or is that simply bad science? What effect on human life and the world economy can be expected in the coming years? Will the global community ever agree on a concerted plan of action? These and other questions shed light on the dominant environmental issue of our time. A BBCW Production.

Parts 1 to 6 can be seen here in HQ: http://www.youtube.com/user/VforVendetta200#p/c/1ACA685C1...

The whole documentary can be watched in full on this funky Japanese YouTube type site (lower quality but with subtitles): http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNzQwOTE1MDQ=.html

All 6 parts have been embedded in one place here, too: http://climateofourfuture.org/meltdown-a-global-warming-j... (less info)