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Exploring a Living Lab on Louisiana’s Coast: Christopher Esposito, Ph.D., Research Scientist with The Water Institute of the Gulf, joins the podcast to discuss his journey from being an educator in a New Orleans math classroom to a leading scientist helping understand and inform coastal restoration efforts on Louisiana’s coast. Chris discusses the newly-launched Bay Denesse Living Lab Initiative, a physical site in Plaquemines Parish where scientific research is combined with active restoration, as well as other projects from coastal science to river management. by Delta Dispatches

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#34, Denielle Perry - Free Flowing Rivers Lab & River Field Studies Network by Talk+Water

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Transcendence and Sustainability: Asian Visions with Global Promise: A Discussion with Mette Halskov, Amita Baviskar, and Lu Chen by The Nordic Asia Podcast

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Transcendence and Sustainability: Asian Visions with Global Promise: A Discussion with Mette Halskov, Amita Baviskar, and Lu Chen by New Books in Environmental Studies

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The MARTINZ Critical Review - Ep#32 - Examining the most anomalous climatic event in the last 65 mil years; the Younger Dryas - with Dr. James P Kennett, PhD by The MARTINZ Critical Review

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Long-term experimental evolution in the wild (Ep 106) by Big Biology

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Science as a Liberal Art: Louis Petrich & Chester Burke: Annapolis tutor Chester Burke has spent many years teaching and shaping the laboratory program of St. John’s College, where mathematics and science are studied as liberal arts. This means that all students read the foundational texts of some of histo... by Continuing the Conversation: a Great Books podcast by St. John’s College

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2.9 A Whole of the River Approach: Science and Sustainable Development by Rethinking Development Podcast

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Examining a “Living Laboratory” on Louisiana’s Coast: A Conversation with Scientist Molly Keogh | Delta Dispatches by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Examining a “Living Laboratory” on Louisiana’s Coast: A Conversation with Scientist Molly Keogh: Scientist Molly Keogh, who received her PhD at Tulane University and is now a Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Oregon, Department of Earth Sciences, joins the podcast to discuss her latest paper, “Organic matter accretion, shallow subsidence, and river delta sustainability”, and its relation to Louisiana’s coast. Molly, who was featured for her research in the documentary film “Last Call for the Bayou”, also discusses that experience, and her work at the Davis Pond Freshwater Diversion, a “living laboratory” of Louisiana’s coast. by Delta Dispatches

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#47 - John Sabo - ByWater Institute at Tulane University by Talk+Water

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Episode 001 - Leslie Sauer on Ecological Restoration by Wild Plant Culture

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MTS21 - Andrew Knoll - Ancient Life and Evolution: Andrew Knoll is the Fisher Professor of Natural History in Harvard University’s Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, where he studies ancient life, its impacts on the environment, and how the environment, in turn, shaped the evolution of by Meet the Microbiologist

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Episode 123, ‘The Building Blocks of Reality’ with Donnchadh O'Conaill (Part I - Substance): Welcome to ‘Episode 123 (Part I of II)’, where we’ll be speaking to Donnchadh O'Conaill about the metaphysics of substances. by The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast

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Episode 123, ‘The Building Blocks of Reality’ with Donnchadh O'Conaill (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion): Welcome to ‘Episode 123 (Part II of II)’, in which we analyse the nature and existence of substances. by The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast

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Confessions of Augustine: Who Is St. Augustine? (Part I): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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Confessions of Augustine: True Conversion Is Baptism (Part IV): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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Confessions of Augustine: Confessions as Intellectual Conversion (Part III): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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Confessions of Augustine: Confessions as Scriptural Interpretation (Part VI): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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Confessions of Augustine: Confessions as Autobiography (Part II): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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Confessions of Augustine: Confessions as Prayer (Part V): Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Dr. John Sehorn, professors at the Augustine Institute, walk through the culture shaping, famous work of The Confessions of Saint Augustine. This classic of western literature has shaped thought for over 1,500 years and is a spiritual masterpiece reflecting man's relationship with God. Join these two patristic scholars as they help viewers learn how to read this classic text and draw from the riches of the spiritual life of doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine. by Catholic Saints

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EP #72 - Academy of Natural Sciences Part IV - Environmental Justice: Today, we have a discussion of environmental justice as part of the ongoing COVIDCalls-Academy partnership. Mariangeles H. Arce (Ar-say) is the ichthyology collection manager in the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and an adjunct professo... by COVIDCalls

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Learning about Life through Laboratory Chemistry with Drs. John Dolhun & Sarah Hewett: Drs. John Dolhun and Sarah Hewett take you inside a state-of-the-art MIT lab to share how they teach undergraduate students about chemistry and life. by Chalk Radio

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Thomas F. Thornton and Madonna L. Moss, "Herring and People of the North Pacific: Sustaining a Keystone Species" (U Washington Press, 2021): An interview with Thomas F. Thornton and Madonna L. Moss by New Books in Environmental Studies

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Thomas F. Thornton and Madonna L. Moss, "Herring and People of the North Pacific: Sustaining a Keystone Species" (U Washington Press, 2021): An interview with Thomas F. Thornton and Madonna L. Moss by New Books in Anthropology

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Ecological Civilization: Chinese Dream or Global Strategy?: An interview with Mette Hansen by New Books in Chinese Studies

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Ecological Civilization: Chinese Dream or Global Strategy?: An interview with Mette Halskov Hansen by The Nordic Asia Podcast

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Indigenous Perspectives on Marine Resources Management & Climate Change with Dr. Steven Mana’oakamai Johnson | Rising Sea Voices by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Is Scientific Progress Slowing? with James Evans: There are far more scientists in today’s world, and they’re publishing research papers at a much faster pace. However, all of this growth hasn’t translated to more scientific progress. As University of Chicago Professor James Evans argues, scientists are overloaded by the flood of research papers they have to read, which is causing them to cite the same few papers over and over again. This dilemma is leaving newly published papers with less of a chance to disrupt existing work. Evans directs the Knowledge Lab at UChicago, which is trying to reimagine the scientific process by providing better pathways for new scientific ideas to be shared with others. He explains how we can get back to advancing science again. by Big Brains

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193: Answering the Big Questions in Human Evolution and What Our DNA Can Reveal - Dr. Rasmus Nielsen: Dr. Rasmus Nielsen is a Professor of Computational Biology in the department of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley. He received his PhD in Integrative Biology from UC Berkeley and conducted postdoctoral research at Harvard... by People Behind the Science Podcast Stories from Scientists about Science, Life, Research, and Science Careers

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