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Date: 2011
Co-Lab contributions: No
Hierarchical level: File
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Source: Private
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  1. 1
    Transcript: Morton, Alexandra. Why salmon are sacred.
    1 digital object(s)

    Morton, Alexandra. Why salmon are sacred

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858764
    Date:
    October 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-74-3-E, Volume number: 2, File number: 30
    ... You can actually track your salmon runs with the growth rings of the trees. So you've got your animals eating the fish directly, and then you've got them 
  2. 2
    Transcript: Sarabhai, Kartikeya. Education for a green future.
    1 digital object(s)

    Sarabhai, Kartikeya. Education for a green future

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858778
    Date:
    February 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-88-3-E, File number: 21
    ... You are losing millions of dollars in what you are throwing out. And if you do this waste recovery, this is all the benefits that you can get." He turned it 
  3. 3
    Transcript: Pauly, Daniel. How many fish in the sea?.
    1 digital object(s)

    Pauly, Daniel. How many fish in the sea?

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858771
    Date:
    October 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-81-0-E, Volume number: 2, File number: 31
    ... you never exterminate an abundant species. You always exterminate the species that is rare because you have rendered it rare first. So you never have a feeling 
  4. 4
    Transcript: Montgomery, David. Treating earth like dirt.
    1 digital object(s)

    Montgomery, David. Treating earth like dirt

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858763
    Date:
    October 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-73-1-E, Volume number: 2, File number: 29
    ... you think about soil the way a geologist does, you start to come to think about it almost as a strategic resource, and we're fundamentally mining soil to 
  5. 5
    Transcript: Hoggan, James. The climate change denial industry.
    1 digital object(s)

    Hoggan, James. The climate change denial industry

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858732
    Date:
    October 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-42-1-E, Volume number: 1, File number: 25
    ... you ask the question, the numbers are pretty close to zero, but certainly below 2 percent. And if you ask the question of whether or not they're actually 
  6. 6
    Transcript: Hill, Annie and Robertson, Trevor. Living lightly on the sea.
    1 digital object(s)

    Hill, Annie and Robertson, Trevor. Living lightly on the sea

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858731
    Date:
    July 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-41-X-E, Volume number: 1, File number: 24
    ... you're not a sailor, Badger was a flat-bottomed boat built of plywood, based on a fishing boat design, with two masts, each carrying a single fan-shaped 
  7. 7
    Transcript: Mitchell, Alanna. The ocean in peril.
    1 digital object(s)

    Mitchell, Alanna. The ocean in peril

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    **
    Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings
    Item ID number:
    5858761
    Date:
    October 2011
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16853-71-8-E, Volume number: 2, File number: 28
    ... me that if everything on land were to die tomorrow, everything in the ocean would be fine, would be healthier, actually. But if everything in the ocean were 
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