Episode 048: Holly Jenkins, University of Southampton PhD Student

Update: 2019-03-21

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In this episode of the ThinkArctic podcast, we talk with University of Southampton PhD student Holly Jenkins about her work with copepods in the Arctic ocean. She tells us why plankton are so vital to the Arctic ecosystem and how we can reduce our carbon footprint.

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Episode 048: Holly Jenkins, University of Southampton PhD Student