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Two tunas and a tale of managed extinction
Two tunas and a tale of managed extinction

Episode 118

Are international groups that manage declining tuna populations doing too good a job? Two guests on our show this week illustrate how these managers …

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As humanity exceeds key 'planetary boundaries' many solutions are on the horizon, too
As humanity exceeds key 'planetary boundaries' many solutions are on the horizon, too

Episode 117

Climate change & loss of biological diversity are just two of the 9 planetary boundaries scientists say humanity is currently pushing the limits of.

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New investigation in the Amazon documents impact of palm oil plantations on Indigenous communities
New investigation in the Amazon documents impact of palm oil plantations on Indigenous communities

Episode 116

Palm oil plantations look likely to become a new cause of deforestation and pollution across the Amazon: though companies say their supply chains are…

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Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Solutions and optimism that drive conservation
Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Solutions and optimism that drive conservation

Episode 115

'I'm amazed how resilient, adaptable and optimistic the people of Sumatra are,' conservationist and HAkA Sumatra founder Farwiza Farhan says in the f…

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Can agroecology feed the world?
Can agroecology feed the world?

Episode 115

Agroecology is a style of sustainable farming spreading quickly around the globe, transforming the way food is grown.

Industrial agriculture requires…

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Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Restoration for peat's sake
Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Restoration for peat's sake

Episode 114

Once drained for palm oil or other agricultural uses, Indonesia's peatlands become very fire prone, putting people and rich flora and fauna--from orc…

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Rewilding, restoration, and real hope for the future
Rewilding, restoration, and real hope for the future

Episode 114

Landscape rewilding and ecosystem restoration are likely our last/best chances to maintain life on Earth as we know it, the guests on this week's sho…

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Mongabay Explores Sumatra: where are the rhinos?
Mongabay Explores Sumatra: where are the rhinos?

Episode 113

The Sumatran rhino is a ridiculously cute but cryptic species that teeters on the brink: with an estimated 80 individuals left in the wilds of its su…

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Biomass and hydropower: climate solutions or delusions?
Biomass and hydropower: climate solutions or delusions?

Episode 113

Two technologies being promoted as climate solutions, biomass and hydropower, actually have big environmental consequences and might not be sustainab…

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Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Omens and optimism for orangutans
Mongabay Explores Sumatra: Omens and optimism for orangutans

Episode 112

The Sumatran orangutan is a lowland species that has adapted to life among this Indonesian island's highlands, as it has lost favored habitat to an a…

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