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Natalie Muller

Natalie Muller is a multi-media journalist with a focus on environment and current affairs.

Natalie Muller is an audio and online journalist from Sydney, Australia. She is a producer on Deutsche Welle's environment podcast On the Green Fence and also works as a writer and subeditor with DW's news team.

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AI and the environment: What are the pitfalls?

Artificial intelligence is an exciting and fast-changing technology. But it has a big carbon footprint.
Nature and EnvironmentAugust 7, 2023
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Could a 4-day workweek help the climate?

Studies show shorter work weeks can reduce burnout and boost productivity. But what does it mean for the environment?
Nature and EnvironmentJune 9, 2023
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How AI can help the environment

From greening polluting industries to disrupting deforestation, here's how AI can help protect the planet.
Nature and EnvironmentApril 19, 2023
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Can we recycle our way out of the plastic crisis?

Can we recycle our way out of the plastic crisis?

Only 9% of plastic waste is recycled globally. Why are mechanical recycling rates so low and what can we do about it?
Nature and EnvironmentJuly 21, 202343:35 min
On the Green Fence host Neil King looking up with a pair of binoculars

Why don't we use more bioplastics?

Why don't we use more bioplastics?

Not all bioplastics are eco-friendly or biodegradable. A startup from the UK says seaweed is the answer.
Nature and EnvironmentJuly 14, 202335:05 min
On the Green Fence host Neil King looking up with a pair of binoculars

Could plastic-eating enzymes help curb pollution?

Could plastic-eating enzymes help curb pollution?

Some scientists have called these tiny plastic eaters a game changer. But is this really a feasible solution?
Nature and EnvironmentJuly 7, 202335:25 min
On the Green Fence host Neil King looking up with a pair of binoculars

The growing microplastics problem: risks and solutions

The growing microplastics problem: risks and solutions

Microplastics are in the air, water and soil. How dangerous are they? And what can we do about them?
Nature and EnvironmentJune 30, 202337:03 min
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Keeping homes cool on a warming planet

Keeping homes cool on a warming planet

The hotter it gets, the more we rely on energy-intensive ACs. But these devices are only making global heating worse.
Nature and EnvironmentJune 27, 2023
On the Green Fence host Neil King looking up with a pair of binoculars

The plastics age: How did we get here?

The plastics age: How did we get here?

In 1950, the world produced 1.5m tons of plastic. Today, it's 430m tons amid rising pollution. How will this story end?
Nature and EnvironmentJune 23, 202342:18 min
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