Radio Broadcast Archives

Jennifer Krill of Rain Forest Action Network explains World Rainforest Week.
LISTEN ( 12 min)

Juan Martinez experienced the Grand Tetons and it changed his life.
LISTEN (7 min)

Tony Massaro, Political Director of the League of Conservation Voters talks about the Dirty Dozen, elected officials who vote consistently against the environment and underlines the importance of the upcoming election.
LISTEN (18 min)

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Janet Larsen of the Earth Policy Institute explains why the 300 million milestone is no cause for celebration.
LISTEN (7:50 min)

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Rev. Gerald Durley of the Providence Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta tells how just thirteen weeks ago he became a soldier in the fight against Global Warming, and how this new chapter fits into a lifetime of fighting for civil and human rights.
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Catherine Bowes of the National Wildlife Federation tells how mercury pollution is making its way into nearly every habitat in the
U.S., exposing countless species of wildlife to potentially harmful
levels of mercury.  LISTEN (7 min 50 sec)

Zem Joaquin is green editor for House and Garden. Read her blog: Ecofabulous.com

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Ben Namakin of Global Exchange talks about the environmental challenges faced by Micronesia.

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Ben Packard, Director of Environmental Affairs for Starbucks talks about their initiatives to reduce their footprint.
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Author and Scholar Bill McKibben says that Pat Roberston’s green conversion is a sign that there is a god, and that while Americans are increasingly aware that climate change is a problem, they do not yet appreciate the severity and the threat posed by climate change.
LISTEN (18 min)