Podcasts

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Asia's Noisy Oceans

Episode 1

Podcast: Sounds from a healthy coral reef

Episode 2

Podcast: Surviving the cacophony in China’s waters

Protecting the Antarctic

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Podcast: Protecting the Southern Ocean for China’s next generation

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Podcast: China’s role in the preservation of the Southern Ocean

China’s Polar Frontiers

Episode 1

Podcast: China’s interest in Antarctica

Episode 2

Podcast: China as a 'near-Arctic' state

Mining the Deep

Episode 1

Podcast: Is the ocean floor worth sacrificing?

Episode 2

Podcast: The damaging failure of seabed mining in Papua New Guinea

Episode 3

Podcast: Rich pickings on the abyssal plain?

Episode 4

Podcast: Is the UN body in charge of our ocean floor capable of protecting it?

Three Billion

Episode 1

Podcast: China’s trade in exotic marine species

Episode 2

Podcast: Can the push for sustainable seafood change Chinese traditions?

Episode 3

Podcast: Marine species and the limits of international trade controls

Episode 4

Podcast: It’s time to treat wildlife smuggling as serious, organised crime

1986

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Podcast: China and the global state of fish

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Podcast: The history of overfishing in China

Episode 3

Podcast: China’s massive aquaculture industry

Episode 4

Podcast: Marine ranching off China’s coast

Eight Million

Episode 1

The 'Eight Million' podcast launches

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Podcast: Cleaning up China’s rivers

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Podcast: Sorting out China’s plastic waste

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Podcast: Closing the loop - plastic recycling 101

Episode 5

Podcast: Burning waste – China’s solution to ocean plastics

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