China's Polar Frontiers Ep1: Antarctica

The Antarctic landscape has been changing drastically with warming temperatures, and with the changing geopolitical tensions in the world, China has become a big player on discussions about the use of Antarctica's resources. Why is China so interested in this icy expanse in the South? And how is China positioning itself on conservation issues in Antarctica in the face of climate change? Guests: Dr Liu Nengye, University of Adelaide Dr Cassandra Brooks, University of Colorado Boulder Dr David Bowden, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Zhou Wei, Greenpeace Julian Chen, Greenovation Hub Frida Bengtsson, Greenpeace Dr Matt Pinkerton, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Transcripts in Mandarin and English at chinadialogue and chinadialogueocean . Credits: Executive Producer and Host: Marcy Trent Long Producer: Sam Colombie Sound Engineer: Chris Wood INTRO/OUTRO Music: Alex Mauboussin Send us a note on twitter @SustainableAsia or email us sustainableasia.co@gmail.com

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China's Polar Frontiers Ep1: Antarctica is an episode from Eight Million by Marcy Trent Long, Sustainable Asia.

This episode is 34:51 long.

This episode was published on Dec 13, 2019.

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