BBC wall-to-wall coverage for Clean Planet Peninsula project
The Clean Planet Foundation's flagship project to the Arctic and Antarctic received comprehensive coverage across the BBC.
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September 2023 - BBC's Climate & Science journalist, Harriet Bradshaw, joined the Foundation's Clean Planet Peninsula project for their first year training programme.
Coverage stretched across the entire BBC network, including online, social, TV and radio...
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