S2E7 - The Glastonbury Chronicles Gaps In Knowledge

Today Rhys sorts out the relationship between Greenland and Denmark, Look at the phosphate mining in Nauru and the dives into the unfathomable depth of the Mariana Trench. Will goes all normal for the first King of England, parties hard in Glastonbury then sorts out his solstice stones in Stonehenge.



Rhys Links:


"Epistemic geographies of climate change" by Martin Mahony and Mike Hulme.
"Introduction: Postimperial sovereignty games in the Nordic region" by Rebecca Adler-Nissen and Ulrik Pram Gad.
Greenland unveils draft constitution in push for complete independence from Danish control
Mining, land restoration and sustainable development in isolated islands: An industrial ecology perspective on extractive transitions on Nauru
Phosphate Mining on Nauru  
The Story of Nauru: The "Country that Ate itself"
Mariana Trench

Will's Links:




Alfred The Great
Glastonbury
Stonehenge




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