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The Water Planet
Hannah Stitfall is joined by free-diving icon Daan Verhoeven, and esteemed marine biologist and science communicator Helen Scales who explains why she's still optimistic about the oceans' future.
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Searching for warm data
I'm trying to be a new kind of person. I don't mean a kind of person that has never existed before, but a new kind for me, personally.
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Alain Connan, 1933-2024
Alain Connan, the former captain of several Greenpeace ships in the 1980s and 1990s, has died at the age of 91. The rainbow warrior was a key figure Greenpeace history, which he spent years helping to write.
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Susi Newborn, 1950-2023
Susi Newborn, one of the most skilled and effective activists in Greenpeace's 52-year history, passed away on the last day of December 2023.
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Palau becomes first nation to officially ratify historic UN Ocean Treaty
We expect governments around the world to follow in Palau’s footsteps and bring the UN Ocean Treaty to life, so that the real work to protect the oceans can start.
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Tim Jackson: A Toxic Economic System
Tim Jackson delivers a thought-provoking exploration of the urgent need to redefine and measure progress in a different way, given that our current economic system is clearly unsustainable and toxic.
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Ann Pettifor: The Story of Money
Ann Pettifor demystifies the complex concept of money creation and sets out her diagnosis of the problems plaguing the world's monetary system, as well as a prescription for how these issues can be fixed.
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Indy Johar: A World in Flux
Indy Johar, an architect who specialises in re-imagining institutions and envisioning different economies and relationships, argues that we are vastly underestimating the scale of the challenges we face.
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Eva von Redecker: Revolution in Everyday Lives
Eva von Redecker, applies the lens of critical theory and feminist philosophy to challenge the notion that the current economic system is inevitable and offers insights into how we can begin to change it and build something new in its place.









