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Our Changing World
Stories about science and nature from out in the field and inside the labs across Aotearoa New Zealand. Winner 2022 New Zealand Radio Awards Best Factual Podcast - Episodic
Thursdays 7:30pm, repeated 1:15am Sundays. One feature plays 3:35pm Wednesdays.
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Balancing Nature
28 Feb 2008Can islands be used to preserve the precious biodiversity of New Zealand's ancient native ecosystems? Audio
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Biofuel from Algae
28 Feb 2008Aquaflow's Barrie Leay discusses the future of sustainable biofuel production sourced from algae. Audio
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The Research Vessel Tangaroa
27 Feb 2008The Tangaroa returns from a survey expedition in the Ross Sea, bringing with them some curious new species. Audio
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Potatopak
21 Feb 2008Richard Williams talks about Potatopak, and making containers from starch extracted from waste water from potato processing. Audio
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Balancing Nature
21 Feb 2008Lynne Malcom visits scientists in the Philippines to see how they are hoping to accelerate the process of natural reef recovery. Audio
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Semiconductors
21 Feb 2008Semiconductors, solar power and the future of the world's energy supply. Audio
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Tangaroa
14 Feb 2008The voyage leader of NIWA's research vessel shows Amelia around before heading to the Ross Sea. Audio
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Balancing Nature
14 Feb 2008The ABC's Lynne Malcolm explores biodiverity hotspots in Vietnam. Audio
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Sustainable Architecture
20 Dec 2007An Auckland architect is taking sustainability to new levels. Audio
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Polaris II
20 Dec 2007The University of Otago's research vessel is just back from its first expedition south. Audio
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