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SDG 14: paying our debt to the oceans and lakes

SDG 14: paying our debt to the oceans and lakes

12min |15/02/2022
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SDG 14: paying our debt to the oceans and lakes

SDG 14: paying our debt to the oceans and lakes

12min |15/02/2022
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Let’s first go to Hamilton Harbor on Lake Ontario and find out more about Randle Reef, Canada's largest sediment remediation project in the Great Lakes.

Hear from Roger Santiago, Head of the Sediment Remediation Unit focused on Great Lakes Areas of Concern at Environment and Climate Change Canada and his colleague Dave Lawrence, Senior Project Manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada, who explain to us what the engineered containment facility is and how it is removing contaminants from the soil.

Next, we join Dr. Warren Cairns an Analytical Chemist at CNR-ISP who is exploring the Antarctic, where cutting-edge science is being used to rediscover our past and the impact our actions have had on the environment on an even greater scale.

 

Watch the full video of UNDP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a35ffqcF_ZA

Want to learn more about our contribution to 11 SDGs: https://bit.ly/3f54imv

Check out our social media: Twitter, LinkedIn

 

Podcast Producer: tootakpro.fr / Pierre Denis

Audio director: Katia Grivot

Audio reporter: Patrick Smith

Voice off : Zoe Brown


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Let’s first go to Hamilton Harbor on Lake Ontario and find out more about Randle Reef, Canada's largest sediment remediation project in the Great Lakes.

Hear from Roger Santiago, Head of the Sediment Remediation Unit focused on Great Lakes Areas of Concern at Environment and Climate Change Canada and his colleague Dave Lawrence, Senior Project Manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada, who explain to us what the engineered containment facility is and how it is removing contaminants from the soil.

Next, we join Dr. Warren Cairns an Analytical Chemist at CNR-ISP who is exploring the Antarctic, where cutting-edge science is being used to rediscover our past and the impact our actions have had on the environment on an even greater scale.

 

Watch the full video of UNDP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a35ffqcF_ZA

Want to learn more about our contribution to 11 SDGs: https://bit.ly/3f54imv

Check out our social media: Twitter, LinkedIn

 

Podcast Producer: tootakpro.fr / Pierre Denis

Audio director: Katia Grivot

Audio reporter: Patrick Smith

Voice off : Zoe Brown


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Let’s first go to Hamilton Harbor on Lake Ontario and find out more about Randle Reef, Canada's largest sediment remediation project in the Great Lakes.

Hear from Roger Santiago, Head of the Sediment Remediation Unit focused on Great Lakes Areas of Concern at Environment and Climate Change Canada and his colleague Dave Lawrence, Senior Project Manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada, who explain to us what the engineered containment facility is and how it is removing contaminants from the soil.

Next, we join Dr. Warren Cairns an Analytical Chemist at CNR-ISP who is exploring the Antarctic, where cutting-edge science is being used to rediscover our past and the impact our actions have had on the environment on an even greater scale.

 

Watch the full video of UNDP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a35ffqcF_ZA

Want to learn more about our contribution to 11 SDGs: https://bit.ly/3f54imv

Check out our social media: Twitter, LinkedIn

 

Podcast Producer: tootakpro.fr / Pierre Denis

Audio director: Katia Grivot

Audio reporter: Patrick Smith

Voice off : Zoe Brown


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Let’s first go to Hamilton Harbor on Lake Ontario and find out more about Randle Reef, Canada's largest sediment remediation project in the Great Lakes.

Hear from Roger Santiago, Head of the Sediment Remediation Unit focused on Great Lakes Areas of Concern at Environment and Climate Change Canada and his colleague Dave Lawrence, Senior Project Manager at Public Services and Procurement Canada, who explain to us what the engineered containment facility is and how it is removing contaminants from the soil.

Next, we join Dr. Warren Cairns an Analytical Chemist at CNR-ISP who is exploring the Antarctic, where cutting-edge science is being used to rediscover our past and the impact our actions have had on the environment on an even greater scale.

 

Watch the full video of UNDP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a35ffqcF_ZA

Want to learn more about our contribution to 11 SDGs: https://bit.ly/3f54imv

Check out our social media: Twitter, LinkedIn

 

Podcast Producer: tootakpro.fr / Pierre Denis

Audio director: Katia Grivot

Audio reporter: Patrick Smith

Voice off : Zoe Brown


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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