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Foreign Policy
The Catch
Coming up on Season 3 of The Catch, hear how one of the Arctic’s most valuable fisheries—cod—is being impacted by the politics of Russia’s war in Ukraine as well as changing fish migration patterns due to climate change. Host Ruxandra Guidi heads to northern Norway to meet with the fishers and processors caught the middle. Follow and listen to The Catch wherever you get your podcasts.
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4.3 stars from 72 ratings
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sofulalatina via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/24
Human Population
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“Is there any surprise to any of this? The problem is simply human overpopulation.”
Freisme via Apple Podcasts ·
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12/02/23
Alaskan fisherman
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“Funny- our pacific cod here around alaska are more abundant than ever, and we live close to Russia. Where we fish, cod are spiking while other fisheries are declining. Nature has this funny way of balancing itself out. Wow, if the supposed war is impacting this fishery, I wonder how many animal...”Read full review »
Ruffaroundtheedges via Apple Podcasts ·
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11/24/23
Recent Episodes
Published 12/21/23
Published 12/21/23
What can the Arctic region tell us about fisheries conflicts in the future? On our final episode of The Catch, host Ruxandra Guidi and co-reporter Eskild Johansen head to the island of Svalbard to see how geopolitical tensions between Russia and Norway are playing out firsthand. Guidi is then...
Published 12/19/23
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