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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 1H 26M

Gluttony at its peak

from The Wild Bits Show

This week on The Wild Bits Show, we delve into the staggering environmental cost of our consumption habits. A new study reveals how the top 10% of global consumers inflict trillions in damage, primarily through food and energy consumption. We explore the plight of coastal communities as rising sea levels and unchecked shrimp farming decimate vital mangrove forests, a stark contrast to the hopeful signs of mangrove recovery elsewhere. We also uncover the innovative, yet controversial, methods being used to protect endangered turtles and the grim reality of a global bird flu outbreak impacting wildlife in the Antarctic. Plus, a win for ocean conservation as a controversial decision to scrap monitoring systems is reversed. Join us for a journey through the pressing environmental stories shaping our world.

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