Listening to Nauru - colonialism and climate change
Over a century of phosphate mining has eaten out the tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru. While the mining continues, today Nauru is better known as the site for Australia's offshore detention camp incarcerating people seeking asylum.Amongst all the media coverage of Nauru, what is too often missing is the voices of Nauruans. Today on Earth Matters we're listening to Nauru, to its people and environment.Anja Kanngieser https://anjakanngieser.com/bio is a political geographer and sound artist, based at the University of Wollongong, NSW.Anja’s current project Climates of Listening, is…
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