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Great Barrier Reef under threat
Great Barrier Reef under threat
Auckland journalist Steve Hart’s radio show (No 10) has just gone live on iTunes and at www.stevehart.co
This week’s big interview covers
a proposal to dredge millions of tonnes of seabed soil in
the Great Barrier Marine Park in Queensland.
Cherry Muddle
of the the Australian Marine Conservation Society talks
about the issues and implications of more coal transport
ships using the area.
In the US there’s a campaign to
update food labelling to show products that feature
genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
We have an update on last week's story that featured Liz Barris of the People's Initiative, and a campaign to put warning stickers on mobile phone packaging. (Listen to show 9 for the back story).
The Royal Society of New Zealand says environmental problems are starting to threaten the country’s economic wellbeing, and that it should move to a green economy.
Jodie Hart also features from FilmFreak.co.nz to talk about the movie Elysium, and Pokey LaFarge.
Hear current and past shows at www.stevehart.co
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