The Mekong, Earth's most climate-sensitive river delta, plus conservation in conflict zones

The Mekong, Earth's most climate-sensitive river delta, plus conservation in conflict zones

On this episode of the Newscast, Mongabay's Indonesia-based editor Phil Jacobson makes an in-studio appearance to talk about a new series launched this week focusing on the Mekong Delta.

No other delta region in the world is more threatened by climate change than the Mekong Delta, which is why the first installment of the series, asks: "Will climate change sink the Mekong Delta?"

Three more articles by Mongabay correspondent David Brown, who traveled extensively in Vietnam to report these stories, will be coming out over the next couple weeks, and Phil shares a preview of those, too.

We also speak with Mongabay's Israel-based forests editor, Genevieve Belmaker, who answered a question submitted by a PhD Scholar in the Department of Ecology and Environmental Sciences at Pondicherry University in Puducherry, India: "I want to ask you, how can a person living in a conflict zone contribute to environmental conservation?"

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Kynan Tegar wants 'a future that exists' for Indonesia's Indigenous communities

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