Julia Whitty has been making nature documentaries
for the past twenty-five years specializing in underwater
films. Her story in the March/April issue of Mother Jones
is entitled The Fate Of The Ocean :"Our oceans are under attack and
approaching a point of no return. Can we survive if the seas go silent?" LISTEN (12min)
Author Archives: Philippe Boucher
The Fate of the Ocean
- Thursday, 09 March 2006 14:53
- Written by Philippe Boucher
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Call your Senator against off-shore drilling
- Thursday, 09 March 2006 14:38
- Written by Philippe Boucher
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NRDC’s Jim Presswood brings us up to date on off-shore drilling. Call and/or write your Senators to
ask them to vote against the Domenici-Bingaman bill.
LISTEN (7 min)
James Speth about global warming
- Thursday, 02 March 2006 22:11
- Written by Philippe Boucher
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James Speth, Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and author of Red Sky at Morning, America and the Crisis of the Global Evironment (2004),
joined us in studio to talk about global warming and his call for action in a
recent letter to the Editor of the NY Times.
LISTEN (part 1: 11 min)
LISTEN (part 2: 7 min)
Wild Wilderness needs advocates in Congress
- Thursday, 02 March 2006 21:46
- Written by Philippe Boucher
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Scott Silver Director of
Wild Wilderness explains the growing threat of privatization of public
lands, how user’s fees are preventing poor people from accessing our public
parks and why he is running for Congress in Oregon’s second district.
LISTEN (7 min)
How I became a radical environmentalist, by Larry David
- Thursday, 02 March 2006 13:03
- Written by Philippe Boucher
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This week we have a great treat thanks to our cooperation with NRDC: from Earth to America! a TBS special show produced by NRDC trustie Laurie David, here is
Larry David explaining how HE became an eco-activist, from Brooklyn to Tuna. Enjoy 🙂
LISTEN (7 min)