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New Zealand's clean, green image hides one of the world's most intensive dairy systems. Episode 5 exposes how "white gold" relies on phosphate mined under colonial conditions in illegally occupied Western Sahara & palm kernel from deforested Southeast Asia. Listen www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
New Zealand's clean, green image hides one of the world's most intensive dairy systems. Episode 5 exposes how "white gold" relies on phosphate mined under colonial conditions in illegally occupied Western Sahara & palm kernel from deforested Southeast Asia. Listen www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
What links European farmed salmon to Spanish winter tomatoes? Overfishing in West Africa for salmon feed collapses local fisheries, driving dangerous migration to Spain, where displaced workers face exploitation in Almería's greenhouses. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
What links European farmed salmon to Spanish winter tomatoes? Overfishing in West Africa for salmon feed collapses local fisheries, driving dangerous migration to Spain, where displaced workers face exploitation in Almería's greenhouses. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
What links European farmed salmon to Spanish winter tomatoes? Overfishing in West Africa for salmon feed collapses local fisheries, driving dangerous migration to Spain, where displaced workers face exploitation in Almería's greenhouses. @desmog.com Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
What links European farmed salmon to Spanish winter tomatoes? Overfishing in West Africa for salmon feed collapses local fisheries, driving dangerous migration to Spain, where displaced workers face exploitation in Almería's greenhouses. @desmog.com Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
What links European farmed salmon to Spanish winter tomatoes? Overfishing in West Africa for salmon feed collapses local fisheries, driving dangerous migration to Spain, where displaced workers face exploitation in Almería's greenhouses. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Why is palm oil in everything? Episode 3 tracks how a sacred West African crop was seized by colonial empires to fuel the Industrial Revolution, setting the stage for today's destructive monocultures. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Why is palm oil in everything? Episode 3 tracks how a sacred West African crop was seized by colonial empires to fuel the Industrial Revolution, setting the stage for today's destructive monocultures. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Why is palm oil in everything? Episode 3 tracks how a sacred West African crop was seized by colonial empires to fuel the Industrial Revolution, setting the stage for today's destructive monocultures. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
If empires once flew flags, today they would file annual reports. Episode 2 exposes how massive agrifood corporations act like sovereign states, squeezing farmers and trapping the Global South in export loops. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
If empires once flew flags, today they would file annual reports. Episode 2 exposes how massive agrifood corporations act like sovereign states, squeezing farmers and trapping the Global South in export loops. Listen at www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Why is our food system flooded with cheap produce while hunger rises? In Ep 1, Profs Harriet Friedmann and Raj Patel expose how agricultural power shifted from empires to corporations, making hunger profitable by hiding true environmental and labour costs. Listen: www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Why’s our food system flooded with cheap produce while hunger rises? In Ep1, Profs Harriet Friedmann and @rajpatel.org expose how agricultural power shifted from empires to corporations, making hunger profitable by hiding true environmental and labour costs. Listen www.athletesfornature.org/podcast/
Season 7 Episode 7: www.athletesfornature.org/podcast Kal Glanznig is one of Australia’s leading youth ocean and climate champions, a true powerhouse inspiring a new generation of hopeful, action-driven environmental leaders.
Season 7 Episode 6: www.athletesfornature.org/podcast Dr Kate Wylie, GP and Executive Director of @docsenvaus.bsky.social , is one of Australia’s leading voices on climate and health, Kate helps us unpack the United Nations’ Global Water Bankruptcy report and what it means for all of us.
Season 7 Episode 5: www.athletesfornature.org/podcast Clancy Lester (AKA Bee Man) is a passionate environmental educator, documentary director, and native bee advocate, whose work is dedicated to protecting pollinators and rewilding the places we live.
Season 7 Episode 4: www.athletesfornature.org/podcast Richard Neville, a Registered Landscape Architect, focuses on regenerative design and a deep respect for the relationship between people and land.