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David Kattenburg

The World
David is a science educator and freelance radio producer based in Winnipeg, Canada. 
Energy
Innovators develop devices to tap vast stores of ocean energy
7:44
Are Earth’s oceans the greatest source of untapped energy?
7:44
Environment
Global maritime shipping is aiming to reach zero emissions by 2050
7:58
International shipping companies and ports worldwide going green
7:58
Geologists edge closer to defining the ‘Anthropocene’
Germany marks 500 years since Martin Luther translated New Testament
‘Green’ hydrogen in Belgium and Germany
Swedish house tests carbon reduction technologies
scientists on lake
Environment
Geologists edge closer to defining the Anthropocene
The white facade of the Living Lab in Sweden with a light on in the upstairs window.
Climate Change
This ‘living lab’ in Sweden experiments with the future of sustainable cities 
Dutch ecologist and dike designer Mindert de Vries stands on top of one of the new "soft" dikes being built near the Rhine River delta city of Dordrecht. Dutch innovations in flood control are helping reduce the adverse effects of older dike technologies.
Environment
With the waters rising, the Dutch find eco-friendly ways to keep them at bay