Good Bugs, Bad Bugs

Update: 2023-03-09

Description

Join Terry McGenity and Corinne Whitby in conversation with Jules Pretty on the worlds of microbes in oceans, in soils and in the air, and how microbes can be deployed in new ways to clean up pollution and improve the environment.

Terry McGenity and Corinne Whitby are in the School of Life Sciences at the University of Essex.

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The Dark Before the Dawn

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Sea Changes

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This Ship Will Sail

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Break a Leg

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The Whole Nine Yards

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Kindness Does Not Cost an Arm and a Leg

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Immersion in Theatre

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Good Bugs, Bad Bugs

University of Essex

Good Bugs, Bad Bugs