Plastic pollution and AI
Feb 15, 202528mEp. 1S3
This episode explores the progression of plastic pollution management and the public reception. We also look into possible solutions using modern day technology.
Hosted by Dr Refilwe Mofokeng · EN · 19 episodes
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Introduction to the host and the concept of the podcast Plastic Planet Podcast – The Number 1 African Climate Podcast.
Dr Refilwe Mofokeng hosts The Plastic Planet podcast, a arts show with 19 episodes published.
This episode explores the progression of plastic pollution management and the public reception. We also look into possible solutions using modern day technology.
This episode tackles the critical topic i.e. climate change following COP29 discussions in relation to bio fuel and plastic pollution.
An intriguing conversation on sustainable plastics application. Bringing tangible solutions to the table
This episode explores the pros and cons of water bottles and the impact of climate change on plastic degredation.
We chat with the Von Der Heyden lab team to shine a spotlight on the ecosystem service that is Seagrass!!! The predominant seagrass species Zostera capensis, is endemic to South Africa and found in only 37 estuaries, It
In this episode, we speak to an incredible young lady, Courtney Gardiner, She is a marine scientist and activist, passionate about the marine environment and commercial fisheries. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cou
Chatting to a young engineer who interested in sustainability. Does the engineering faculty have a role to play in promoting sustainability? Part 1: Season Finale!
This episode amplifies the voice of the youth. It also emphasizes the need for inter-disciplinary approach in addressing some of the sensitive issues concerning environmental management and policies. (1) Video | Facebook
Continued insight on ethical media reporting around issues concerning environmental management such as plastic pollution and climate change.
We get a bird's eye view from the journalism world. Is journalism doing justice in reporting climate change and global warming? This episode is in two parts: the continuation of the episode will be uploaded next week!
Today we are chatting to one of the important stakeholders in the plastics pollution conversation and that is, India. We get to know what everyone is doing to try and curb the plastic surge in India.
This episode, we chat to yet another plastic enthusiast. She takes us through daily challenges and possible solutions already implemented,
This episode looks at the plastic problem and solution in Nigeria. Uyi, is a very passionate young lady (with a law and accounting background) who is at the forefront of community engagement in Nigeria.
We are at the South African society of aquatic scientists conference in the Western Cape South Africa chatting microplastics: the young scientist perspective!
This episode is very informative and encouraging. We learn about ongoing efforts to curb the plastic tide.Norwegian University of Science and Technologyhttps://www.ntnu.edu/oceans/actionoceanplasticwasteActionOceanPlasti
This episode explores one of the parallels of microplastics i.e. microplastics and bacteria.
Discussing the impact of microplastics in our bodies, physical and mental health?
Discussing all things microplastics and getting to know the dangers associated with microplastics. How to identify them and what can we do to avoid causing them.
Introductory episodes. Get to meet the host and gain insight about the podcast.
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