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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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The toxic legacy of WWII shipwrecks

Scientists fear WWII shipwrecks are close to collapse — and that a spike in catastrophic oil spills may be imminent.
Nature and EnvironmentNovember 15, 202429:11 min
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Biodiversity: The bizarre world of ants

Ants are capable of some amazing feats. Did you know some species can carry 50 times their own weight? Or tend gardens?
Nature and EnvironmentOctober 28, 2024
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Deep Dive: How eco-friendly funerals are changing traditions

Traditional funerals can be bad for the environment. Are you ready to rethink your final act?
Nature and EnvironmentOctober 18, 202433:41 min
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Stories by Natalie Muller

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Deep Dive: What happens when ants invade?

Deep Dive: What happens when ants invade?

Ants have been around since the dinosaurs. They can keep livestock and farm. But what do you know about their dark side?
Nature and EnvironmentSeptember 13, 202435:49 min
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Deep Dive: The dirty truth about laundry

Deep Dive: The dirty truth about laundry

Laundry comes with a big environmental footprint. Is our fear of being viewed as dirty making us overwash our clothes?
Nature and EnvironmentAugust 30, 202432:21 min
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Deep Dive: The true cost of sugar

Deep Dive: The true cost of sugar

Sugar has changed the world and left a mark on the environment. Time to question the sustainability of our sweet tooth?
Nature and EnvironmentJune 21, 202439:45 min
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Deep Dive: Could ocean viruses be used for carbon capture?

Deep Dive: Could ocean viruses be used for carbon capture?

Scientists wonder whether marine viruses could be harnessed for carbon capture. Would it work? And would it be ethical?
Nature and EnvironmentJune 14, 202431:14 min
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Deep Dive: The evolution of our plastic dependency

Deep Dive: The evolution of our plastic dependency

The modern world would be unthinkable without plastics. How did we get here and what needs to change?
Nature and EnvironmentApril 25, 202429:35 min
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Paper book or e-reader: Which is better for the planet?

Paper book or e-reader: Which is better for the planet?

Rising digital and hard copy book usage has environmental consequences, yet reading is becoming more sustainable.
ClimateFebruary 23, 2024
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