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Illegal shark-finning practices must stop: Sea Change Radio

Illegal shark-finning practices must stop: Sea Change Radio
02/02/2023 | Companies
If you were a kid in the 1970s, you were almost certainly terrified of going into the ocean - a fear instilled in you by the Jaws movies. However, according to the International Shark Attack File, there are only about 72 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide each year, which is a relatively small...
China, Chinese, fear of sharks, fishing company, humans, illegal, International Shark Attack, kill, Mongabay, Ocean, Philip Jacobson, reporter, Sea Change Radio, shark finning, swimming phobias, unprovoked shark attacks

Listen to effective altruism on Sea Change Radio

Listen to effective altruism on Sea Change Radio
12/15/2022 | Citizenship
The second half of our two-part series on the effective altruism movement and "longtermism" airs this week on Sea Change Radio. We speak with philosopher Émile Torres to gain a better understanding of the movement's futurist vision and shockingly callous attitude toward climate change. Then we...
climate change, cryptocurrency, effective altruism, future of philanthropy, futurist vision, longtermism, philosopher, Sam Bankman Fried, Sea Change Radio, second half, series, Émile Torres

Anne Carlson discusses alternative food sources

Anne Carlson discusses alternative food sources
11/03/2022 | Companies
Alternative food sources could not only be healthier but could also protect the planet if we incorporate insects and invasive species into dining experiences. Do you have food guilt because of the environment? There is no actual definition for it (because we made it up), but many of us know how it...
alternative food sources, Anne Carlson, Bun Lai, dining experiences, Environment, food, harmful, insect protein, Jiminy's, pet food, pets, renowned chef, Sea Change Radio, sustainable food

Sea Change Radio discusses species extinction with John Platt

Sea Change Radio discusses species extinction with John Platt
07/13/2022 | Environment
Sea change radio discusses the impact of species extinction with John Platt. “When the first humans reached Australia about 45,000 years ago, they quickly drove to extinction 90% of its large animals. This was the first significant impact that Homo sapiens had on the planet’s ecosystem. It was not...
creatures, endangered animals, endangered plants, explore, fallout, fragile ecosystems, impact, internet radio, John Platt, journalist, podcast, Sea Change Radio, small animals, species extinction, The Revelator, war

1% For The Planet Ensures Impactful Environmental Giving

1% For The Planet Ensures Impactful Environmental Giving
08/14/2018 | Economics
While making charitable donations, it is important to identify the right place which can create the maximum impact. Dailycsr.com – 14 August 2018 – Sea Change Radio informs that when one reads about things like giant plastic islands in our oceans made out of garbage or sees photos in time-lapse...
1% For The Planet, Charitable Donation, Environmental Giving, Kate Williams, Philanthropy, Sea Change Radio


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