• Planet Beyond

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Planet Beyond

By: Fugro
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  • Welcome to the Planet Beyond podcast. Brought to you by Fugro, the leading partner in uncovering geo-data from the greatest subsea depths right to outer space and hosted by Jon Baston-Pitt. Planet Beyond is about doing business better in our fast changing, and acutely delicate, yet exquisite, world. Together we will explore issues beyond the day-to-day challenges; listen to those who should be listened to; seek out what needs to be done and get aligned around the new tomorrow our children deserve and that we have a responsibility to deliver.
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Episodes
  • IPF 2024: Shipwrecked – Preserving underwater history in the energy transition

    IPF 2024: Shipwrecked – Preserving underwater history in the energy transition
    Apr 30 2024
    The Planet Beyond team has been recording live from the International Partnering Forum (IPF) 2024 in New Orleans. In this first episode of six recorded at the event, we look at the role underwater archaeology plays in supporting offshore wind project development. Jon Baston-Pitt speaks to explorer and diver Peter Tattersfield, founder of Kaxaan Nautical...
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    28 mins
  • Ocean Decade 24 — Science and Solutions for a Sustainable and Resilient Ocean Economy

    Ocean Decade 24 — Science and Solutions for a Sustainable and Resilient Ocean Economy
    Apr 26 2024
    In this second full-length episode recorded live at the UN Ocean Decade conference we hear from participants in the second plenary session of the event, on Science and Solutions for a Sustainable and Resilient Ocean Economy. In the session—and in their conversation with Jon Baston-Pitt—Claire Jolly, from the OECD; Sergi Tudela, from Catalonia’s regional government;...
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    40 mins
  • Episode 34: A globe-spanning eye into the deep past

    Episode 34: A globe-spanning eye into the deep past
    Apr 24 2024
    The SKAO, or Square Kilometre Array Observatory, will allow scientists to peer through time into the universe’s distant past. Its telescope arrays in South Africa and Australia, along with its HQ at Jodrell Bank in the UK, have been designed to capture a picture of the universe as the first galaxies formed, the so-called ‘epoch...
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    41 mins
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