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episode 26: 2007 December 14

E26: Demystifying the climate change talks – implications for whales, dolphins and porpoises

This week whales-online’s own Dr Margi Prideaux demystifies the climate change talks and explains the background, the science and the political negotiations taking place in Bali this week.

She describes, in plain English, the Kyoto Protocol and details the focus for a post Kyoto deal, with an emphasis on what will be necessary to save the future, not only for ourselves, but also for whales, dolphins and porpoises.

Episode tags - climate change, Kyoto protocol, whale, dolphin, porpoise, wildlife, protection
Photo credit: Margi Prideaux Photographer: Cheyne Morris
Photo credit: Margi Prideaux Photographer: Cheyne Morris
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Presenter: Margi Prideaux
Posted: 2007 December 14
Duration: 20:30
File size: 7.2Mg
Further podcast resources
United Nations
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
UNEP and WMO on Climate Change

Civil Society on Climate Change
Climate Ark - Climate Change and Global Warming Portal
Taking IT Global - Climate Change
The Alliance for Climate Protection

Civil Society on Climate Change and Whales and Dolphins
Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
World Wide Fund for Nature and Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
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