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Carbon
Credits. Will They Work? Interior
Department re-opening oil and gas leases after 20 years in Utah.
Camels on rampage for water in Australia. Bush administration bans
reference to climate change and polar bears by traveling officials
World
Bank speaks out about injustice to developing nations in wake of
threats from global warming
Lots
of money to be made in brokering Carbon Credits. Will it however,
affect on greenhouse gasses?
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"The
Human Population Explosion and Biodiversity"
Dave
Foreman - Rewilding
Institute
"Around
the Campfire" ~
Issue Four~
Dave
Foreman, the "Godfather" of EcoAction shares his
thoughts on the shortcomings of the some of the solutions
being proposed to deal with overpopulation by allies in the
conservation and environmental communities. Dave has some direct
advice and a few warnings.
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Let's
talk about 2008
Sidney
Wildesmith
Host:
Wild Side News
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To
Bee or Not To Bee
Where
have all the honey bees gone?
Troy
Fore Executive
Director
American
Beekeeping Federation
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Wake
Up Calls from
Endangered Species
Jeff
Miller Center
for Biological Diversity
With
increasing evidence that literally thousands of animal species
seem destined for extinction, where can you go to learn about the
challenges and the opportunities? What can you do?
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We
Can Change the World: Lester
Brown, Director
of the Earth Policy Institute, has a plan that can change
the world. It's called "Plan B
2.0." We
talk with Janet Larsen Director
of Research Earth Policy
Institute about the significance of this dramatic strategy to
face our future.
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Sundance
Channel Green.
Laura
Michalchyshyn, Executive
VP, Programming
and Marketing. The
Sundance Channel.
It's
coming in early 2007, a regular primetime block of programming
about our earth, sustainability, and nature with direction from
one of Earth's preeminent friends, Robert Redford.
Get
the scoop on this great mainstream media advance.
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Robert
Kennedy, Jr. provides
a most compelling talk about nature, people and power. His talk is
38 minutes long, and packed with great wisdom.
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Dr.
Andrew Blaustein, Department
of Zoology / Oregon
State University. As
a whole class of animals, amphibians are facing a very uncertain
future. Dr. Blaustein provides an
overview.
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Dr.
Robin Moore,
Amphibian
Specialist Group (ASG). Working
around the world, scientists, leaders and people are uniting to
help save amphibians from extinction.
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Greenland
may be green sooner than you think. Dr. H. Jay Zwally
Senior
Research Scientist Goddard
Space Flight Center
discusses
his years of work monitoring the changes occurring on Greenland's icecap.
Recent reports make it clear that Greenland's icecap is melting
twice as fast as it was a mere 4 years ago.
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Dr
Zwally continues and
discusses changes expected in the years ahead, and what, if
anything, we can do to stem the tides of change.
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Al Gore
encourages "we the people" to put
back in order the balance of power so carefully and wisely crafted
to preserve, through times much more difficult than those we face
now, the great light of a truly democratic society.
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"Campaign for America's
Future" conference.
We
hear from actor and activist
Robert
Redford about
his commitment and vision of hope for our future, and Leo
Gerard,
President of
the United Steel Workers Union,
about the union's long-standing commitment to doing the right
thing, for themselves, for their communities, for the earth and
the future.
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Adam
Shapiro, Co-Producer
of "Darfur
Diaries,"
discusses
the legacy of Darfur, and what brought him to the point of
traveling to Darfur with Aisha
Bain and Jen Marlowe,
who became the
co-producers of "Darfur Diaries."
(hour-long show in 3 parts)
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Katrina
update. Daryl
Malek-Wiley, Sierra
Club . . . Reporting
from New Orleans. Daryl
Malek-Wiley has been with the Sierra Club for years, working from
the New Orleans and Baton Rouge offices. Daryl gave us a field
report within days of the Katrina disaster, focusing on the
flooding, the contamination and the outlook at that time. He
returned, after months away, to check out what was happening in his
neighborhood. Since he's been back, he has focused his expertise
on two neighborhoods dramatically impacted by the storm.
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Moving
Back Home? Dr.
Gina Solomon, Sr.
Scientist / NRDC. Following
extensive scientific studies on the environmental conditions that
people face when considering moving back into their homes and
neighborhoods, Dr. Solomon discusses the toxins in the surface
sediments and the existence of serious levels of mold in homes that
will need to be either torn down or rebuilt. Is
it safe? Find out from the experts.
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Environmental
Protection Agency?
John
Walke, Clean
Air Director. NRDC
(Natural Resources Defense Council.)
What's
happening at the EPA these days seems to be just business as
usual, as secret agendas give away the long-fought for policies
that were created to protect us. What
does EPA stand for these days?
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Fossil
Fools Day. Billy
Parrish, EnergyAction.net.
Say
what you will about whether Americans are beginning to wake up
about the need to change our ways, campuses are a world of their
own, and it's a promising sense of awareness that is uniting their
actions around the country.
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Surfrider
Foundation. Jim
Moriarty, Executive
Director. We talk with Jim Moriarty
about Surfrider, and the waves and beaches he plans to serve.
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Jack
Sterne: OceanChampions.org
believes that a very important key to the future of our oceans is
helping to identify and support "Ocean Champions." |
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Top
10 Endangered
Rivers.
Melissa Samet,
Senior
Director
of Water Resources. Ameican Rivers.org.
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Being Caribou
Karsten
Heuer and his wife Leanne set off on a 5-month, 1000-mile journey to walk in
the footprints of the Porcupine Caribou herd, from Canada to the Arctic
National Wildlife Refuge and back. Available
as PodCast |
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Presidio
School of Management.
Dr.
Ron Nahser, Provost.
ts'
a whole new world. With the hottest topic on planet earth being
its future, it's critical to have the skills to create the strategies, businesses
and foundations that will lay the groundwork for the future.
Having an MBA in Sustainability offers unlimited possibilities.
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Environmental
Protection Agency?
John
Walke, Clean
Air Director. NRDC
(Natural Resources Defense Council.)
What's
happening at the EPA these days seems to be just business as
usual, as secret agendas give away the long-fought for policies
that were created to protect us. What
does EPA stand for these days?
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The
Farley Mowat Takes Direct Action
with Captain Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society |
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Something's
Coming:
Host
Sidney
Wildesmith
discusses the changes that America is being forced to make, and
the opportunities and responsibilities this creates following
Katrina. |
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A
Call to ACTION:
Blake Olson, Rainforest Action Network talks about the "GREEN
RIBBON CAMPAIGN" to save America's old growth forests. |
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Congressman
Richard Pombo |
National
Energy Bill:
Jeff Rickert of the Apollo Alliance |
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A
State of the World Report:
Host Sidney Wildesmith |
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The National
Petroleum Reserve - Alaska
with
John Schoen: Senior
Scientist: Alaska Audubon
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The
Evolution of our Future:
with Elisabet Sahtouris (in 3 parts)
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An
Open Letter to President Bush:
Host Sidney Wildesmith invites the President to take a lead. Time
is running out. |
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Living
the Solar Life:
Rob Wilder of the Wilderhill Index talks about living in his solar
home. |
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Investing
in CleanTech /Part1: San
Jose, CA |
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Investing
in CleanTech /Part2: San
Jose, CA |
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Re-Energize
America: Vice
Admiral Dennis McGinn
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Confessions
of an Economic Hitman / Part1:
John Perkins
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Confessions
of an Economic Hitman / Part2:
John Perkins
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FLORESTA:
with Scott
Sabin, Executive Director and Joy Berry, Director of
Development
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The
Apollo Alliance:
Bracken Hendricks and leaders from unions, American Indian Dribes,
high tech firms, inner-city youth organizations talk about Appollo's
significance
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Rare
& Pride Campaigns: Paul
Butler, Meghan Hill, Morne Farmer
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"Is
Environmentalism Dead?
9
environmental leaders weigh in.
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Pyron
Solar: Inge
and John Laing |
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"What
Can I Do?":
Lisa Harrow |
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Lessons
from Copernicus: Lisa
Harrow and Roger Payne |
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Environmentalism
in the New Conservative America
(3 parts) Sidney Wildesmith |
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"State
of the Oceans Report":
Dr. Charles Kennel:
Director:
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography
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Fedex/Kinkos:
Sustainable Futures: Larry
Rogero |
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Investing
in Our World Sidney
Wildesmith |
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The
Decade of Discovery
Sidney Wildesmith |
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Terry
Tempest Williams:
"The Open Space of Democracy" |
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Dr. Paul Ehrlich:
"One With Nineveh" Part 1 |
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Dr. Paul Ehrlich:
"One With Nineveh" Part 2 |
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New
American Dream
Diane Wood:
Executive Director
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Jane
Goodall:
Address to Children of the World |
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Oceana
Ted Danson |
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Victory
on Montana's Front Range Gloria
Flora |
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International
Children's Conference on the Environment |
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Kids
from around the world: Advice to all! |
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Hydrogen Cars NOW! |
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Bank of America
/ RAN
(Rainforest Action Network) |
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Denis
Hayes: The hope of the future |
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Earth Day
2004 |
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Chip
Ward: "Hopes Horizon" |
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Forest
Stewardship Council (FSC) |
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Doug Scott on Wilderness |
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2004 Wilderness
Conference/Seattle |
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Wildlife
University...Online |
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Koalas:
San Diego
Zoo |
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MountainVisions
- Virtual Hiking
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NatureMaker:
The Man who sculpts Trees |
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Sustainable World Conference |
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Canine
Companions:
Dave Ball
and "Hawk" |
