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En este episodio platicamos con Yezelia Cáceres sobre las expectativas y realidades de los jóvenes  que encontró al estudiar las dinámicas de movilidad social en México y Perú.

Rowan Reid is an agroforester from the southeast of Australia. He’s been planting and growing trees since the 1980s, and spurring forestry and fine woodworking in a region that didn’t have a whole lot of it. Today we talked about Australia’s forest types, eucalypts, pruning timber trees, reaction wood, pine plantations, growing your own lumber to build your own house, keeping sawblades sharp, The Master Tree Grower Program, and farm networking to share ideas and perspectives. A huge thanks to...

Cornish fishermen this summer have had their usual catch of lobster and crab replaced by voracious octopus. Restaurant menus have had to be wiped and rewritten across the south-west, but what else has changed? Tom Heap and Helen Czerski ask why octopus have such a hold on our imagination and the science world, why the octopus has moved north and what its journey can tell us about the changing oceans.Joining Tom and Helen are the writer Sy Montgomery, marine biologist Dr Keith Hiscock MBE and

Astronaute? Aquanaute? Non — Macronaute. Dans cet épisode de Balad'EAU, je jase avec Noé Sardet, réalisateur, artiste visuel et cofondateur de Parafilms, qui a passé sa vie à zoomer sur l'invisible : du plancton microscopique aux épaves oubliées au large des Îles-de-la-Madeleine. Fils du biologiste Christian Sardet, il a grandi dans les labos avant de faire du documentaire son métier, de l'océan son terrain de jeu, et de l'aventure sa façon de faire.Une jasette généreuse sur les trésors,

Exclusive Wolf Pack Member Content Here > https://www.patreon.com/cw/GLDaviesBest-selling author G.L. Davies (Harvest: The True Story of Alien Abduction) is joined by the phenomenal Fulcrum Jedi, Galactic Contactee and Author of the superb Powerful Galactic Beings books. In this incredible interview, they discuss the galactic invitation, alien species, and ancient civilisations, and so much more! This is more than an interview...it's an invitation to the STARS! READ Powerful Galactic Beings here

Amy Westervelt, Nina Lakhani and Alleen Brown on the world on fire, how the media is covering the climate crisis, what's happening with the industry as a whole, and how it all relates to rising authoritarianism.The Spill is our new weekly show to bring you news, rants, and interviews in between narrative seasons. Reading list from today's show: Amy's book: geni.us/broughttoyouby The Guardian on fossil fuel companies' war profiteering:

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.New Zealand does not have an oil refinery. Not "a small one" — none at all.Marsden Point closed permanently in April 2022, and from that moment every litre of petrol, diesel, jet fuel and marine fuel burned in this country arrived on a ship, already refined, from Singapore, South Korea or Australia. Before the closure we could at least process crude ourselves. That buffer is gone.So how much is actually in the tanks? Fuel importers are

In this 24th episode, Bill sits down with Professor Ken Flower to explore a remarkable career spanning Zimbabwe, the UK and Western Australia, and a lifetime of work in agronomy, weed science and farming systems.Ken shares how growing up on a farm in Zimbabwe shaped his path into agriculture, from early work in tobacco research and weed control to completing postgraduate studies in weed science and eventually moving into academic research. The conversation dives into the evolution of no-till

On this shared episode of Big Blend Radio's "Quiltripping Travel" Podcast, travel writer and photographer Rose Palmer shares her epic month-long journey across Southern Africa with her husband — starting with wine tasting in Cape Town, riding the historic Rovos Rail into Zimbabwe, chasing wildlife and waterfalls at Victoria Falls, safari glamping in Botswana's Khwai Private Reserve and Okavango Delta, and ending with a river boatd cruise on the Chobe River. Rose talks border crossings, elephant

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Today, Matt Matern speaks with Leah Qusba, CEO of GoodPower, a nonprofit working to win public support for the clean energy transition. They talk about moving the energy conversation away from sacrifice and toward abundance, where clean energy means more jobs, lower bills, and an economy that works for everyone. Leah shares GoodPower's polling with NORC at the University of Chicago, which found about half of Republicans still support large-scale solar, rising to roughly 70% when it's tied to lower

What can 25 years of observing the same watershed teach us about groundwater? Can intensive pumping make groundwater deeper in valleys than on hills? Can decades of depletion be reversed by just a few exceptionally wet years? And how does fertilizer applied at the surface end up contaminating groundwater tens of metres below?Professor Shekhar Muddu joins host Veena Srinivasan on the Water Data Podcast for a deep dive into the Kabini Critical Zone Observatory and what decades of field measurements

On this week's episode, Kyle sits down with Brad and Marsha to discuss their 25th Anniversary trip to Hawaii and what agriculture looks like on the islands.

Your phone, your laptop, the servers running the AI model you asked a question this morning: all of it starts as rock pulled out of somebody's land. Following the previous episode of Panic With A Purpose, Nhi and CJ go upstream from water into the minerals powering our technologies - lithium, cobalt, copper, iron - and ask who ends up carrying the cost of each option, and who gets to decide that. Europe is mining at home now in the name of sovereignty, which turns out to mean new permits on ...

Fotografija sodininkei Auksei Dobilienei leido pamilti visus metų laikus. Senelio sodybą Širvintų rajone puoselėjanti moteris išskirtinį dėmesį skiria ilgaamžiams augalams, medžių išsaugojimui ir gyvatvorėms. Kaip tikina sodininkė, jos turi daug daugiau funkcionalumo nei galime įsivaizduoti. Tai ne tik būdas atsiverti, bet ir galimybė į sodą įnešti paslaptingumo.Auksė sako, kad medžiai sode taip pat atlieka ypatingą reikšmę, jie sukuria pavėsį, o tai, karštėjant klimatui, itin aktualu. Prieš

Ask an intro geology class what the most abundant element in the crust is and, year after year, the answer comes back "carbon." It doesn't make the top eight. That gap between what feels right and what the planet is actually made of is where this lesson lives. Chapter 2 of the Camp Geo audio textbook starts with the layered Earth — crust, mantle, and core — and why Chris's peanut M&M (with a caramel injection for the liquid outer core) beats Jesse's apple. Then the chemistry of each layer...

Can CytoGro + Hydretain really reduce irrigation water use in turfgrass? In this video, I examine the science behind cytokinins, plant growth regulators, and Hydretain to determine whether these products actually improve turfgrass water-use efficiency and drought tolerance—or whether the claims exceed the evidence.#Turfgrass #Hydretain #CytoGro #Irrigation #WaterConservation #TurfScience 📌 https://www.gofundme.com/f/TurfgrassEpistemology Thank you for being part of this community and for

Konuğumuz yer bilimci Prof. Dr. Okan Tüysüz ile 2026 yılında dünyada ve Türkiye'de gerçekleşen önemli depremleri ele alıyoruz.

In this episode, Nick Rose shares his journey from army infantry to offshore drilling, emphasizing the importance of persistence, mentorship, and discipline. He discusses technological innovations in the oil industry, safety culture, and lessons learned across industries. key topics Nick Rose's military background and transition to oil and gas The importance of persistence in career advancement Mentorship's role in professional growth Development of real-time subsea monitoring systems...