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Toxic Pet Collars, Justice After Oil Spills in Nigeria, the Sounds of Mars and more

Toxic Pet Collars, Justice After Oil Spills in Nigeria, the Sounds of Mars and more

FromLiving on Earth


Toxic Pet Collars, Justice After Oil Spills in Nigeria, the Sounds of Mars and more

FromLiving on Earth

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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
May 27, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In the past decade, the EPA has received over 98,000 reports of harm and over 2500 reports of pet deaths connected to the Seresto brand of pesticide-containing flea collars. But the EPA has never issued any warnings or recalls of these collars.
Also, the 2022 Goldman Environmental Prize recipient for Africa is Chima Williams, an environmental lawyer who worked with two communities to hold Royal Dutch Shell accountable for disastrous oil spills in Nigeria. We talk about why Chima and his colleagues brought the case all the way to the Hague in the Netherlands to pursue justice. And in the coming weeks we’ll feature more stories of this year’s intrepid Goldman Prize winners.
And after dozens of missions to Mars over nearly five decades, NASA has finally captured the first ever audio recorded on the surface of the red planet, and we listen in.
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Released:
May 27, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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