GreenBites

This week’s episode looks at an environmental activist court case in Cambodia, China's battles to contain illicit buildings in conservation areas, and a mysterious skin disease amongst sharks in Malaysia. 

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A recent news report revealed a possible leak in China’s Taishan Nuclear Power plant. Are we at risk of a nuclear disaster? In this week’s Greenbites, we will also give an update on China’s carbon neutrality plan, introduce tin mining in Indonesia and look at Hong Kong’s largest smuggling case involving endangered species and rare plants.

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We also have a Mandarin Greenbites show, check it out now!

As Asia heads into its monsoon season, we look at how these tropical rainstorms have changed over the last million years against varying carbon emissions data. Meanwhile, farmers in the Chinese Gobi desert, despite reforesting nearly a quarter of China’s total area since the late 70s, now have to deal with increasingly challenging weather conditions.  Finally, the internet-famous herd of elephants trekking in China’s Yunnan province continues its journey, reminding us of the consequences of human expansion into wild habitats.

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We also have a Mandarin Greenbites show, check it out now!

Following a successful pilot show of Greenbites on Sustainable Asia’s main podcast channel, we are back as a standalone podcast, where we deliver you a weekly digest of environmental news from around Asia summarised in just 10 mins. So be sure to grab your bite every Monday and munch on!

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We also have a Mandarin Greenbites show, check it out now!