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you get to hear that song at the end of the fell, i want to make a new anthem for nature by recording the sounds of coastal habitats that we don't value enough you play these and festival. >> yeah. yeah. how do you connect your music audience with what you care about as a biologist, as an ecologist, incorporating those sounds automatically gives me something to talk about because people really care and they're interested. there's your j to g, the dj persona but then there's j to the biologist and that's a paradox at times given the footprint, the energy use it festivals and all of that. >> but it definitely is a paradox like i'm touring dj, i have to fly to my gigs and so i have a big carbon footprint and then there's this other part of me that's the environmentalist and he studied in nature for so many years how i reconcile that is by using my platform to talk about climate change and the environment and also, i want to lead as an example that we all have that
master's in the environmental toxicology. >> and what did you think you wanted to do with your i wanted to be a professor like i wanted to go the full academic route the club's got, or what hard, right. >> turn and changed my life music was the other love of her life. >> and when she began making it as dj, dj to g a whole new career took off. she worked with megastars and book gigs and festivals, all wall finishing her masters and the effects of toxins on killer whales, the two loves merge in her film, blue carbon and immersive journey through the watery landscapes that serve as massive allies and fighting the climate crisis. >> so blue carbon is basically these ecosystems that are amazing at pulling carbon out of the atmosphere. i'm putting it deep until the ground. >> you're saying this is blue car business, blue carbon. so yeah, it's not blue, brown. and remember, but but it is
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hard, right turn and changed my life music was the other love of her life and when she began making it as dj, dj to g a whole new career took off. >> she worked with mega stars and book gigs and festivals, all wall finishing her mask misters on the effects of toxins on killer whales. >> the two loves merge in her film, blue carbon and immersive journey through the watery landscapes that survey was massive allies and fighting the climate crisis. so blue carbon is basically these ecosystems that are amazing at pulling carbon out of the atmosphere and putting it deep into the ground. >> you're saying this is blue harb business, blue carbon. >> so yeah, it's not blue brown and remember but but it is blue carbon they're like ten times better at it than the amazon rain forest. >> for example, those ecosystems are mango forests, seagrass meadows, and salt marshes. we were taking field recordings throughout the whole film. >> and then i took all those
field recordings and made a song out of it essentially, and you get to hear that song at the end of the film. i want to make a new anthem for nature by recording the sounds of coastal habitats that we don't value enough. you play these and festivals. yeah, yeah. >> how do you connect your music audience with what you care about as a biologist, aza ecologists, incorporating those sounds automatically gives me something to talk about because people really care and they're interested. >> there's your j to g, the dj per but then there's j to the biologist and that's a paradox at times given the footprint, the energy use it festivals and all of that but it definitely is a paradox like i'm touring dj, i have to fly to my gags and so i handled carbon footprint and then there's this other part of me that's the environmentalist and he study in nature for so many years, how i reconcile that is by using my platform to talk about climate change and the environment.
remember, but but it is garden. >> they're like ten times better at it than the amazon rain forest for example, those ecosystems are mango forest seagrass meadows, and salt marshes. we were taking field recordings throughout the whole film and then i took all those field recordings and made a song out of it, essentially. and you get to hear that song at the end. the fell, i want to make a new anthem for nature by recording the sounds of coastal habitats that we don't value enough you play these and festivals. >> yeah. yeah. how do you connect your music audience with what you care about as a biologist, as an ecologist incorporating those sounds automatically gives me something to talk wow, because people really care and they're interested. there's your j to g, the dj persona. but then there's j to the biologist and that's a paradox at times given the footprint, the energy use at festivals and all of that, but it definitely is a paradox like i'm a turing dj. >> i have to fly to my gigs and
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at the stardust nightclub in north dublin broke out in the early hours of valentine's day, 1981. a fresh inquest which was directed by ireland's attorney general have been the longest held in ireland, with proceedings commencing one year ago. let's go live to our correspondent who has been following this story. jennifer, just remind us what actually happened at the stardust nightclub. this actually happened at the stardust niuhtclub. �* , ,, . actually happened at the stardust niuhtclub. a ., ., nightclub. as you have outlined, stardust was _ nightclub. as you have outlined, stardust was the _ nightclub. as you have outlined, stardust was the name - nightclub. as you have outlined, stardust was the name of - nightclub. as you have outlined, stardust was the name of a - nightclub. as you have outlined, - stardust was the name of a nightclub in north county dublin, on february 13, 1981 it was hosting a dancing competition and over 800 young people, many of them teenagers, were attending. in the early hours of valentines morning, 1981, the music stopped, the dj announced there was a fire and said that people should head for the exits. the lights failed, and black smoke filled the ballroom, the ceiling overhead collapsed, there were flames shooting overhead, and those inside
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