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In this episode, Green Jobs Network CEO Leonard Adler speaks with Dr. Amy Collins and Dr. Shanda Demorest, two leading voices in the sustainable health care movement. Amy and Shanda serve in leadership roles at Health Care Without Harm and Practice Greenhealth, organizations at the forefront of transforming health care into a driver of environmental sustainability and climate action.Dr. Amy Collins is an emergency physician and a sustainable health care professional. She serves as the Medical Director at Health Care Without Harm and Practice Greenhealth and leads their health professional ...

Embark on a captivating journey into the enchanting world of the northern lights, where science meets wonder and myths merge with awe. The Magic and Mystery of Northern Lights explores one of nature’s most breathtaking phenomena—the aurora borealis. From the deep Arctic skies to the southern reaches where the lights make rare, unexpected appearances, this book reveals the secrets behind the dazzling displays. Discover how solar winds, geomagnetic storms, and Earth’s magnetic field come together to create the spectacular lights that have captivated humans for millennia. In addition to ...

Chez les Patates Chaudes on aime les bilans. Il faut dire que les données récoltées permettent de se faire une idée de ce que donnent les évolutions climatiques au local. Quentin vous propose donc un bilan de ce printemps qui se termine dans peu de temps. Comme a son habitude, Pierre-Emmanuel vous convie à de chouettes évènements autour de l'action climatique, non sans vous offrir une discussion avec un authentique aventurier. Plus d'informations : https://www.agirpourtous.org/page/1824227-les-patates-chaudes

In this episode, James and Ben are joined by Will Shotton from Tibico Fermentary to talk about all things gut health, ultra-processed food and the impact of modern day farming on our microbiomes.

Sometimes we worry too much about emerging technologies that we forget that there are powerful natural solutions as well, say like photosynthesis that takes carbon dioxide and water out of the air and converts it into chemical energy. Plants, especially hard wood trees, are the superheroes of the carbon cycle. The water cycle is essential for life. The problem is when human activity gets in the way of the earth’s processes that are trying to achieve balance for a livable planet. Maybe we should try to help the earth instead of fighting against it? In our “getting back to nature” episode,...

While clean energy goals are critical, environmental groups have expressed their concerns around the environmental damage that would occur as a result of an increase in mining in the U.S. In addition to the lasting environmental harm, mining activities disproportionately affect Indigenous communities. According to a notable MSCI study, many of the transition mineral deposits in the U.S. are located near or within culturally or environmentally important areas to Indigenous Peoples. ” A recent study published in Nature Sustainability found that 54% of mining projects globally are located on or...

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Civilian nuclear reactors use just 3–5% enriched uranium—so why is Iran enriching to 60%? The larger question is why would anyone continue to say it’s not clear Iran is enriching to male Bombs?Talking Points· Subject of our latest podcast.·Natural Uranium 0.7% U-235·Nuclear fission basics and reactor design.Civilian Use 3-5%· Up to 20-25% for research reactors. > 20% is HEU· •Iran's 60% enrichment and proximity to weapons-grade uranium.· •Role of UN IAEA and global nonproliferation treaties (Joke).

Register for the next SkySpecs Webinar! We discuss China's new 20MW floating turbine by CRRC, and Nordex's patent application for modular blade assembly. Plus HeliService USA's offshore ambulance service and the recent construction delays at Atlantic Shores and Vineyard Wind. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And...

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Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is the creator of Durango Weather Guy Hyper Local Weather Blog that is an essential forecasting source for the residents of the San Juan Mountains in southwest Colorado. He's a former investment banker turned real estate agent and he taught himself meteorology. He now delivers deeply personalized forecasts to nearly the entire population of Durango, Colorado. Jeff Givens, welcome to WeatherBrains! Difficulties of predicting microclimates (14:15)Notable Iowa tornadoes (19:30)Creation of Durango Snow Lovers page (22:00)Forecast challenges in the San Juan ...

Meteorology Matters discusses a study indicating that human influence on global climate, specifically stratospheric cooling, could have been detected as early as 1885, preceding the widespread use of automobiles. Researchers conducted an experiment using modern climate models and hypothetical 1860 measurement capabilities to identify this early "human fingerprint" on atmospheric temperatures. The study highlights that stratospheric cooling is a strong indicator due to its clear response to CO2 increases and minimal natural variability, making detection easier than with surface temperatures. ...

In this episode, I dive into the comment section and my inbox to respond to the most interesting, insightful, and downright puzzling messages I’ve received from viewers. From soil test questions and fertilizer theories to passionate turf debates and a few questionable product claims—nothing is off limits. Whether you're here to learn, laugh, or just see if your message made the cut, this video is a behind-the-scenes look at the community that makes Turfgrass Epistemology what it is. Let’s talk turf, tackle misinformation, and maybe share a few facepalms along the way. 🧪 Science, ...

If you want people to rapidly and actively address today’s biggest social issues, you have to simplify overwhelming ideas and set aside unusual jargons. This is the reason why Rachel Zerowin focused on telling better stories to educate communities about the importance of water conservation and circular economy. She joins Christine Yeager to share her work at Circular Action Alliance (CAA), wherein she uses storytelling to drive awareness of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation across Colorado. Rachel talks about different approaches to teaching communities about recycling ...

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Activism is often defined as the act of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. But in practice, it takes many forms and means different things to different people. For many – especially younger generations – activism isn’t just a choice; it’s a necessity, driven by frustration that conventional approaches have failed. Yet, the effectiveness of more disruptive tactics remains hotly debated. In this episode, James and Daisy sit down with Clover Hogan – a young climate activist who has worked alongside the world’s leading authorities on sustainability, ...

From data privacy to carbon markets, the EU sees itself as the world's regulator. This episode explores Brussels' environmental rulemaking, global consequences for trade, and whether its heavy-handed approach helps or harms global cooperation.Talking Points·Brussels wants to regulate the world’s carbon emissions.·Even if you’re not in Europe. Pushing an agenda, a tariff on everyone else.·Blindness to China· • Benefits vs. burdens:Compliance costs, consumer prices, sovereignty concerns.· •Will the world follow Europe’s climate path—or push back?

Meteorologen sprechen vom trockensten Frühling seit Beginn der Wetteraufzeichnungen. Das sorgt für hohe Waldbrandwarnstufen, niedrige Pegelstände in den Flüssen, Ernteausfälle in der Landwirtschaft. Wie gehen wir mit dem Thema um, auch langfristig? Näheres zum Kooperationspartner LichtBlick: https://www.lichtblick.de >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/wissen/mission-energiewende-duerremanagement

Meteorology Matters discusses an ongoing lawsuit in Rockland County, New York, challenging the accuracy of the 2024 Presidential and Senate election results, particularly concerning alleged missing votes for Kamala Harris and Diane Sare. The lawsuit, brought by SMART Legislation, seeks a full hand recount due to statistical anomalies and voter affidavits claiming uncounted ballots. A significant point of contention is the "de minimis" software updates to voting machines, which critics argue were untested and lacked transparency. One source further alleges a complex conspiracy involving Eaton, ...

In “The Fossil Files”, a pair of palaeontologists delve into the latest discoveries from the world of palaeontology and seek to bring fossils to back to life. Each episode, Susie and Rob will discuss an interesting new research paper ranging from topics of what dinosaurs ate, how plesiosaurs swam, where we came from, and the science of de-extinction. Whilst doing so, we peek under the hood of how the science of palaeontology is done and how research gets to see the light of day. It is for anybody interested in palaeontology and past life whether that is students, researchers themselves, or...