Sea Change Radio Sustainability Innovators

Sea Change is a a nationally syndicated weekly radio show and podcast covering the shift to social, environmental, and economic sustainability. This is an ongoing series about sustainability innovators.

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Environment
What’s Cooking? Solar Stoves with Julie Greene
Environment
Bill McKibben: Putting the X in XL
The drawn-out fight to prevent the Keystone XL pipeline recently ended in a triumph for environmental activists, when President Obama announced he would not approve the pipeline.
Environment
Ken Geiser: Our Chemical World
When you see an ad sponsored by the chemical industry espousing the wonders of chemicals, you probably roll your eyes like most of us. But how much does it influence our attitude towards chemicals? As consumers we may do our best to avoid toxins and carcinogens, but they’re still everywhere we turn, from our food and clothing to the walls in our houses.
Environment
Imitations: On GMOs and Concrete
Environment
Bill Baue: Sustainability In Context
The environmental impact of any business enterprise depends on the specific environmental conditions and challenges that exist where that enterprise is doing business. So a dairy in Vermont, where the water tables are high but solar energy is more intermittent, will have a different set of environmental factors to consider than a dairy in dry and sunny Arizona. In other words, sustainability planning is context-specific.
Environment
Canary in the Coalmine
Environment
Cutting Edge: Knives + Politics
Energy & Infrastructure
Richard Heinberg: After the Burn
Environment
The Imprisonment of A Climate Hero
Energy & Infrastructure
Dan Dicker: Deciphering Oil Prices

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