Saving Planet Earth

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  • Climate change is a phrase we all hear in the news, and it can feel quite frightening. In this podcast for families and children, climate expert James Stewart will be joined by celebrity friends and some of the most eminent global scientists to explore some of the wild and wonderful ideas science is trialling across the globe, to save our planet.

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  • Saving Planet Earth is coming soon!

    Saving Planet Earth is coming soon!
    Jan 23 2024




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    1 min
  • Dolphin Poo and TV presenter Radzi

    Dolphin Poo and TV presenter Radzi
    Feb 7 2024

    How can dolphin poo help to save planet Earth?

    James introduces TV Presenter Radzi Chinyanganya to how Dolphin Poo is helping to reverse coral bleaching. Along with Marine Biologist Tom Letessier, they discuss how Spinner Dolphins are helping to save planet earth.


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    13 mins
  • Liquid Trees & International Footballer Sofie Junge Pedersen

    Liquid Trees & International Footballer Sofie Junge Pedersen
    Feb 14 2024

    How can liquid trees help to save planet Earth?

    James chats to International Footballer Sofie Junge Pedersen about how she inspired her teammates to tackle climate change. He's also joined by scientist Dr. Ivan Spasojevic to discuss how liquid trees could help save our planet.


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    13 mins

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