Renee Sharp, Head of Environmental Working Group California office talks about how BPA is now banned in California baby bottles after Governor Jerry Brown signed the new legislation. Now, what about the rest of cans and bottles that contain bisphenol A?
Author Archives: Betsy Rosenberg
Renee Sharp: BPA banned in California Baby Bottles
- Wednesday, 05 October 2011 15:24
- Written by Betsy Rosenberg
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Woody Tasch: Slow Money, 3rd National Gathering
- Wednesday, 05 October 2011 15:19
- Written by Betsy Rosenberg
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Woody Tasch, Founder and Chair of Slow Money, talks about the upcoming Slow Money 3rd national gathering taking place in San Francisco, October 12-14.
A tribute to Wangari Maathai
- Wednesday, 28 September 2011 17:53
- Written by Betsy Rosenberg
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Today's show is dedicated to the life and legacy of Wangari Maathai, of Africa, and the world. The pioneer who planted seeds – and trees – for the benefit of environmental and womens transformation, died this week of ovarian cancer at the age of 71 in Nairobi. We'll speak to the Director of Greenbelt Movement about what the Nobel Peace Prize winner was working on when she died – Steve Mills will also talk about Maathai's unusual corporate partnership with the Shaklee company.
Joseph Romm: Why the American Allergy to Global Warming?
- Wednesday, 28 September 2011 17:52
- Written by Betsy Rosenberg
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Joseph Romm talks about America's "allergic reaction" to climate change, Solyndra's non-scandal, and Stephen Colbert's hilarious take on global warming reality!
Edward Maibach: George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication
- Wednesday, 21 September 2011 15:15
- Written by Betsy Rosenberg
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Climate change communications is the focus of today's interview with Edward Maibach, Professor and Director of George Mason University's Center For Climate Change Communication. The Center has been doing cutting edge research on how Americans are understanding and responding to global warming…or not…and studying the factors behind beliefs and attitudes around our greatest ecological challenge.