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Welcome to the Bath People and Planet Podcast! People and Planet is the largest student network in Britain campaigning for action on world poverty, human rights and the environmental crisis. Bath People and Planet is the University of Bath's branch of the national network, and this podcast is one of our responses to the virtual world the pandemic has shaped.
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Welcome to the Bath People and Planet podcast! People and Planet is a national student campaigning organisation and here at the University of Bath, we have decided to start a podcast. On this episode, our members are discussing relationships with the seas, what they look like for different people, and why it's important to maintain them. All the projects, books, and media discussed in this episode are listed here: Blue Environments and Health - Interdisciplinary research - European Centre for Environment and Human Health | ECEHH Salt on Your Tongue: Women and the Sea by Charlotte Runcie (goodreads.com) https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/316/316088/braiding-sweetgrass Reclaim The Sea (@reclaimthesea) • Instagram photos and videos Arctic Indigenous Seas: Selected highlights from the unknown region - YouTube One Ocean Summit The Wave: Bristol's inland surf destination → Our Story - The Wave Bristol Wetsuit Returns & Repairs - Patagonia Help Center Surfers Against Sewage | Environmental charity tackling plastic pollution (sas.org.uk) Sea Shepherd UK - Home Seaful | UK Charity | Protect What You Love This episode our speakers were Becca Annells (she/her), Ellie Maynard (she/her), and Fédora Michel-Dalès (she/her). The episode was also edited by Becca Annells.
Welcome to the Bath People and Planet Podcast! People and Planet is a national student campaigning organisation and here at the University of Bath, we have decided to start a podcast. Listen to this second episode to hear some of our members thoughts and feelings about COP 26, and how they think we can move forwards with the ongoing climate crisis. Feel free to leave us any comments, give some feedback, or share some ideas or topics you'd like to hear about here: https://www.menti.com/hpvfj7ycgj Speakers: Becca Annells (she / her), Ellie Maynard (she / her) and Fédora Michel-Dalès (she / her) Editor: Ellie Maynard (she / her) Backup: Lumie Okado (she / her)
Welcome to the Bath People and Planet Podcast! People and Planet is a national student campaigning organisation and here at the University of Bath, we have decided to start a podcast. Listen to this first episode* to discover whether or not your reusable cup is saving the planet! *The full script is available here: https://tinyurl.com/uznyd5c Feel free to leave us any comments, give us some feedback or share some ideas and topics you want to hear about here: https://www.menti.com/hpvfj7ycgj Speakers: Maria Cundale (she/her), Lumie Okado (she/her) and Jemma (/) Facilitator: Becca Annells (she/her) Editor: Lumie Okado (she/her) Backup: Matthew Pembery (he/him)
Welcome to the Bath People and Planet Podcast! People and Planet is a national student campaigning organisation and here at the University of Bath, we have decided to start a podcast. Listen to this introduction episode* to discover the reasons behind it! *The full script is available here: https://tinyurl.com/jdjr87h6 Feel free to leave us any comments, give us some feedback or share some ideas and topics you want to hear about here: https://www.menti.com/hpvfj7ycgj Speakers: Tim Guest (he/him), Maria Cundale (she/her), Naomi Scupham (she/her) Facilitator: Becca Annells (she/her) Editor: Lumie Okado (she/her) Backup: Matthew Pembery (he/him)
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