High Hopes for the High Seas. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water.

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After 20 years of talks, countries have agreed to a historic treaty to protect the high seas.

A new study says a dirty ocean can mean dirty air for coastal communities.

Here's a reason your strawberries might look red and plump but taste meh.

Many insects pee, but this one bug is a smartass at getting rid of its urine.

This Week in Water for March 5, 2023

In this episode, part of the Codex 60th anniversary celebrations, recorded at the Codex Committee on Contaminants in Foods in Utrecht, Martin Slayne looks back on over 20 years in Codex.

Guest: Martin Slayne, Institute of Food Technologists, a Codex Observer.

Producer: David Massey, FAO.

The Codex podcast (Ep 14) – Harmonized food safety legislation to make things simpler

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