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Michael Robinson
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Richard Heinberg
Author of many best selling books about the energy crisis and college professor, Richard Heinberg talks about the end of oil. Watch "Richard Heinberg on EarthTalk Today"
James F. Jacoby
James Jacoby, president of Jacoby Development of Atlanta, Georgia, talks about the green building revolution in sustainable development and redevelopment and new urbanism. Watch "James F. Jacoby on EarthTalk Today"
Dale Kiefer
Dr. Dale Kiefer is professor of biology the University of Southern California, oceanographer and marine life expert. He talks about the state of the world's oceans and the challenges of what's going on beneath the surface. Watch "Dale Kiefer on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 19: 30 minutes Atossa Soltani
Atossa Soltani is a key voice in the fight to save rain forests, founder of Amazon Watch. Learn about the importance of rainforests and what you can do to help.
Show Number 39: 30 minutes David Suzuki
David Suzuki is one of the premier producers of environmental media and television, lecturer, writer and TV show host, nominated by the Government of Canada and the United Nations as "the man who knows much." Watch "David Suzuki on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 40: 30 minutes State of the World 2007
EarthTalk Today hosts Peter Kreitler and Alexandra Paul discuss the environmental issues and impacts of population growth, resource consumption, energy and climate change, the resulting species decline and what we need to do to make a difference. Watch "State of the World 2007 on EarthTalk Today"
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John Lee
John Lee, former CFO of the Ronald Reagan Foundation, is the founder of Pearl Street Angel Partners, a green developer. Learn more about green building and LEED and the construction methods of the future which are happening now. Watch "John Lee on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 47: 30 minutes Gene Brandi
Gene Brandi is a California legislator and beekeeper. He discusses the importance of bees to all of us and the critical relationship between healthy bees and productive agriculture. Watch "Gene Brandi on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 50: 30 minutes Frances Moore Lappe
Frances Moore Lappe, author of "Diet for A Small Planet"
discussed her new book, "Getting A Grip" with hosts Peter Kreitler
and Alexandra Paul. Watch "Frances Moore Lappe on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 52: 30 minutes Joel Reynolds
Joel Reynolds, senior attorney for the National Resources Defense Council, discusses the big thaw, global warming, melting sea ice and the fate of polar bears. Watch "Joel Reynolds on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 53: 30 minutes Tom Hayden
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Watch "Jeff Pantukhoff on EarthTalk Today" Show Number 160: 30 minutes Joyce Wilding Joyce Wilding prepared this presentation for the third in a series of international conferences on large river basins: the first was held in Dubna University (Russia) along the Volga River in 2002 and the second at Assiut University (Egypt) along the Nile in 2003. Watch "International Rivers Conference Presentation" See www.rivers2006.org to learn more about the conferences and the “Environmental Education: Models for Partnership For the Future” session. The collaborative work in Tennessee of the Cumberland River Compact and ENTREAT, a science and religion program at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee are described in this presentation. Both offer models for local and regional initiatives to address many problems that threaten the Cumberland River watershed.
Joyce Wilding is the ENTREAT Local Societies Initiative (LSI)
Co–chair at the University of the South at Sewanee, responsible for
planning, hosting and/or facilitating the public Science & Religion:
Renewal of Reverence series. She develops and implements Province IV
Environmental Ministry (EM) programs of twenty Episcopal dioceses in
nine southern states, is EM Group Leader at Christ Church Cathedral
in Nashville, TN and Third Order Franciscan Novice (TSSF).
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Bob
is one of the founders of The Organic Farming Research Foundation
which looks to the interests of the organic farmer.
Meet
someone whose environmental behaviors and beliefs "line up" in this
interview with James Cromwell and his remarkable knowledge of Native
Americans and particularly the Lakota Sioux.
Banjo
player, PhD, poet and modern day pilgrim, Dr. John Francis
talks about the environment and education. A 1971 oil spill in San
Francisco changed his life forever.
Katherine
Hayhoe is a physicist and astronomer who has become an expert on
regional climate change. Her company is Atmos Research & Consulting
in Canada.
Tom Hayden, former congressman, California
Environmental Legislator of the Year, Harvard professor and author, was interviewed on EarthTalk
Today in 2004 prior to the mid-term elections, and was the first guest on
EarthTalk's predecessor program, Kaleidoscope.
Jeff Pantukhoff is
a film maker, activist, whale researcher, founder and president of
the Whaleman Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to
preserving and protecting our ocean world. Learn about the
environmental challenges faced by dolphins, whales and marine life.