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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2021 · 11 MIN

Nobel Prize in Physics: Is that the new hope for climate change?

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Nobel Prize in Physics goes to a Japanese scientist who has dedicated his academic life to studying global warming and climate change. A restaurant has decided to embrace the ongoing heavy floods in Thailand by offering meals in the floods. Indonesia is keen to increase the use of palm oil in jet fuel, but what does that mean for the environment? In the Philippines, environmental groups are protesting against two gas facilities’ construction plans that will happen in a region that spans across dozens of marine protected areas. Find out more in this episode of GreenBites. Production credits: Production by Sustainable Asia Hosts: Bonnie Au, Stella Chan Producers: Stella Chan and Bonnie Au Production Supervisor: Stella Chan and Bonnie Au Executive Producer: Marcy Trent Long Intro/outro music: Alex Mauboussin Transition Music: Xylo-Ziko - Termites We also have a Mandarin Greenbites show, check it out now!

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