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Lorenzo Perissinotto, Professor of Marine Biology, Zoology and Entomology at Rhodes University, South Africa, in the field discussing species, in particular invertebrates, and their environment. The problem is that the layman generally refers to animals, meaning they are big and hairy, at least the vertebrates, and in the great scheme ...
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June, 2016
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15 June
Lorenzo Perissinotto on Wild Fish resources
Lorenzo Perissinotto, Professor of Marine Biology, Zoology and Entomology at Rhodes University, South Africa, briefly talks about fishing and aqua culture.
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15 June
COP 20 Lack Of Political Will
Saleem Huq speaks about the lack of political will by Governments to take action on Climate Change mitigation measures.
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13 June
Steve Mecinski – Part One
As it says in the title this video sees Steve Mecinski talk to us about conservation and other subjects including what he does to prevent poaching. There are a big team of poachers that make patrols around the park to check for poachers and even the use of drones to ...
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9 June
COP 20 Lima – Arctic Methane Emissions & Global Warming
At this COP 20 Presentation on Arctic Methane Emissions and the global warming effects on Earth, by Mr Stuart Scott of UPFSI (United Planet Faith & Science Iniative), he introduces the subject matter with reference to a New York Times article dated Nov. 30 2014, headlined : ‘Optimism faces grave ...
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9 June
ENN WITH JAY-5 JUNE 2016
This week’s episode is brought to you from the Groot Constantia which is the first wind estate in South Africa. A professor in Harvard has invented what is called a bionic leaf. The leaf is able to produce liquid fuel from sunlight. This is yet another brilliant step in the ...
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9 June
ENN WITH JAY, AT GROOT CONSTANTIA 5 JUNE 2016
This episode is also filmed in the Groot Constantia wine lands which is the perfect backdrop for discussions about renewable energy. But in this episode Jason gets a little deeper. He touches on the issues of attention and drama and how humans seek out drama and attention just to make ...
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8 June
Spencer Cathcart: The questions we never ask
In front of you, you have more access to information than any human in history, but you probably don’t care. That curiosity you once had in the world is gone. Why is it the older that we get, the less questions we ask? Throughout history, we have always accepted the world ...
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