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Join host Joshua as he cuts through the noise and brings you clear, balanced analysis of today's most extraordinary research. Each week, The Environmental Review tackles complex topics - from climate policy to conservation biology - through in-depth conversations with leading researchers, policymakers, and activists on the frontlines of environmental change.
Hosted by Joshua Wang hosts The Environmental Review, a science show with 33 episodes published.
Welcome back to The Environmental Review Podcast . Today, we’re heading to Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal —a waterway better known for its century-old industrial sludge than for anything alive. But beneath its murky surface, s
Today, we’re exploring the quiet but powerful link between forests and your faucet. A new study from North Carolina State University, published in PLOS Water, reveals how the way we use land—particularly forests near riv
The Study A new study led by Penn State has modeled the devastating agricultural consequences of a nuclear winter. Using the Cycles agroecosystem model, researchers simulated six scenarios of soot released into the atmos
Tropical forests are among the planet’s most powerful naturl climate solutions—but what if their ability to grow back depends on something hidden beneath the soil? In this episode, we speak with Dr. Sarah Batterman, a sc
In today’s episode, we’re talking about something deeply human — our instinctive connection to nature. It turns out, you don’t need a biology degree to tell when a forest is full of life. New research published in People
In today’s episode, we’re examining a hidden but increasingly deadly force in the world’s tropical forests: thunderstorms. While heat and drought have long been blamed for rainforest tree deaths, new research reveals tha
In today’s episode, we’re taking a closer look at the hidden allies keeping our food systems — and brunch menus — alive: native plants and insect pollinators. A new study out of Curtin University reveals that preserving
When we think about fossil fuel pollution, we usually picture oil wells or smoke pouring out of power plants. But a new study shows that the most widespread exposure may come from places most people never notice. In toda
Today, we’re diving into an invisible threat that’s all around us — air pollution. We know it affects our lungs, but what if I told you it might also be quietly scarring your heart, even if you feel completely fine?Joini
Today we’re joined by Dr. Mike Gardner, an Professor at Flinders University and leading expert in biodiversity and conservation genetics, and PhD candidate Dee Trewartha, who together have been researching the endangered
In the hottest place on Earth, one plant doesn’t just survive — it grows faster. In this episode of The Environmental Review Podcast, we speak with Karine Prado, Research Specialist at Michigan State University’s Plant R
For years, we’ve been told that Earth is plunging into a sixth mass extinction — that species are disappearing faster than ever before. But what if that story is more complicated than we think? In this episode of The Env
Today’s episode is about breaking something scientists once thought was unbreakable. Teflon — the plastic in non-stick pans and industrial coatings — is famous for being chemically indestructible. But a new study suggest
Welcome back to The Environmental Review Podcast. I’m today’s episode, we’re diving into one of the biggest questions facing the future of clean energy: Where will all the lithium come from? To help us unpack this pressi
Today, we’re diving into one of the most iconic and critically endangered species in the world: the axolotl. These amphibians, native only to Mexico’s Lake Xochimilco, are facing increasing threats from pollution, habita
Welcome back to The Environmental Review Podcast. In today’s episode, we’re diving into a fascinating intersection of fluid dynamics, biomimicry, and robotic design. New research from the University of Michigan introduce
Today, I’m joined by Dr. Andrea Loayza, a leading Chilean ecologist and Associate Professor at the University of La Serena. Her research focuses on plant–animal interactions, seed dispersal, and biodiversity in arid ecos
Welcome to the environmental review, where we bring environmental research and policy to light. Today we’re joined by one of the most respected voices in forest and fire ecology—Dr. Hugh D. Safford. With decades of exper
Today’s episode is all about rain — but not the kind that ruins your beach day. Instead, we’re looking at how raindrops themselves could become tiny power plants. A 2025 study from the National University of Singapore, p
I’m your host, and today we’re talking about a new study that brings together two things we all encounter daily—air pollution and city lights—and links them to something unexpected and alarming: thyroid cancer in childre
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