1. Past the point of no return? Stories of impact & resilience

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waste(d)water

The Nature Conservancy

6 episodes

6 days ago

Waste(d)water, a groundbreaking podcast from The Nature Conservancy, exposes one of the world's dirtiest secrets: wastewater pollution. Eighty percent of global wastewater enters our waterways without adequate treatment, taking a toll on both human and ecological health. In this series, we invite experts from across disciplines and geographies to unpack this complex challenge and share real-world solutions. From resource recovery to community engagement to green infrastructure, we can reshape how we perceive and manage wastewater.

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1. Past the point of no return? Stories of impact & resilience

waste(d)water

48 minutes 8 seconds

3 months ago

1. Past the point of no return? Stories of impact & resilience

Can ecosystems damaged from wastewater pollution bounce back? In this episode of The Nature Conservancy’s waste(d)water podcast, host Kassie Morton explores the ecological toll of untreated wastewater on coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and coastal habitats — and the inspiring stories of recovery. Featuring insights from Dr. Marcus Beck and Dr. Amy Zimmer-Faust, the episode highlights how science, community collaboration, and conservation leadership are turning the tide. From Tampa Bay’s seagrass revival to wastewater reforms in Hawai‘i and Honduras, this episode reveals that with the right tools and partnerships, nature can heal. Tune in to discover why sustainable wastewater management is key to climate resilience and biodiversity protection.

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