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Decoding the Earth

Decoding the Earth

By: Dr. Royhan Gani
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 The podcast that uncovers Earth’s secrets, one episode at a time. This fresh podcast unpacks the science and stories shaping our planet and the societies that depend on it. Each episode transforms groundbreaking research into earth-shattering insights you can put to work. Whether you’re a student, enthusiast, or seasoned professional, you’ll find something that lets you see our world in a whole new light.Dr. Royhan Gani Earth Sciences Science
Episodes
  • Banking on the Water Table: America’s Hidden Groundwater

    Banking on the Water Table: America’s Hidden Groundwater
    Jan 30 2026

    Groundwater is our hidden savings account. Learn how scientists map water-table depth using wells, satellites, and machine learning - and why shallow groundwater across large areas matters for ecosystems, contamination risk, and drought resilience.
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    8 mins
  • Constructive Destruction Meets a Finite Planet

    Constructive Destruction Meets a Finite Planet
    Nov 23 2025

    Innovation drives economic growth - but the planet has limits. We translate “creative destruction” into Earth terms: resource booms, energy transitions, and why sustained growth only works long-term if it respects geologic and climate boundaries.
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    9 mins
  • Hydrogen beneath our feet

    Hydrogen beneath our feet
    Nov 3 2025

    A clean energy source may be naturally generated underground. We follow the petroleum-style playbook - generation, migration, trapping, drilling - and ask where geologic hydrogen could fit into global and U.S. energy futures.
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    8 mins
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