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Weekly News From Beyond Infinity 18/4/17

April 20, 2017 News, Podcast John Young

Our weekly news round-up: New technique set to curb cane toad numbers, using their own toxins; Apple gains permit to test self-driving cars in California; Metal Organic Frameworks promise to extract water from Earth’s atmosphere; NASA’s new Space Launch System is significantly under-funded, expect delays; Burger King’s gorilla marketing campaign triggers Google Home to advertise the Whopper; Huge pre-orders for Galaxy S8; Uber’s $2.8 billion loss in 2016; ISP’s must collect and retain Australian meta data from now; New VR experience lets sick kids go to the zoo – virtually.

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With 1.5% of Australia’s land mass burnt in disastrous bushfires – an area bigger than Scotland – and 1.25 billion animals lost, we revisit an in-depth interview we did in 2016 with leading climatologist Professor David Karoly. He spoke about human-induced climate change, its impacts and implications for the planet.

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Beyond Infinity RPPFM Radio Port Phillip

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Coming To Grips With The Science Behind Buruli Ulcers

Piers talks with leading experts on Buruli ulcers Professor Tim Stinear of The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity Institute and Professor Paul Johnson, Director of Research at Austin Health. While they acknowledge gaps in their understanding, they explain the spread of the disease from Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula to the Mornington Peninsula and why they believe mosquitos are the likely link from possums which carry the bacteria to humans.

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