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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2020 · 37 MIN

Vipin Dhunnoo

from Tomorrow Is Mine · host Trevor Jackson, Vipin Dhunnoo

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Vipin Dhunnoo cares about the future. The Bond University sustainable environments and planning and project management student hails from Mauritius, where his observations on rising sea levels from climate change led him to create Aftermath, a virtual reality experience that highlights the consequences of our actions on the environment if we maintain our current behaviours. Our three dimensional conversation explores how Vipin got to this point in his career, his hopes for raising greater awareness about climate change and the need for more sustainable practices.

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