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ECO-ROMANCE GIFT IDEAS!

Valentines

To our loyal listeners:  We are
planning an eco-romance show, to air February 4th.

We are looking for ideas for your Top
10 Favorite Eco-Friendly Valentine gifts
.  Be creative, be funny,
be serious.  All ideas are welcome!!

Our favorites will be read on-the-air
to our national radio audience on the Feb. 4th show.

Deadline for submission is Jan. 30th,
2006.  Please send your ideas to Shana
Weber
.

 

Earthjustice Protecting the wolverines and the Endangered Species Act

Wolverine We are welcoming Earthjustice as an EcoTalk environmental partner.
In this first segment, Earthjustice advocate Tim Preso, joins us to share what’s wrong with the wolverine population. He explains why your help is needed -now- to save the Endangered
Species Act: contact your representatives. Listen (7 min)

Saving the pikas

Pika
EcoTalk’s Science Editor, Shana Weber, reports on her personal passion – saving the pikas – (also a global warming connection). Listen (2 min)

A lawsuit to protect the polar bears

Polar_wideweb__400x229 Let us hear why Greenpeace has sued the Department of
Interior for failing to protect polar bears from the rapidly growing
effects of global warming (the first such suit of its kind). Chris Miller, with the Greenpeace energy team, will tell us why the plight of the polar bear is something that should keep us all awake at night. Listen (8 min)

A renewable energy plan for Hawaii

Rmi
We’ll then take a carbon-free trip to Hawaii and learn about plans underway to make the 50th state first
in comprehensive development and use of renewable energy (the islands
get a lot of sun power!). We’ll get the story direct from Kyle Datta, with the Rocky Mountain Institute ,
which helped inspire the Aloha State’s Republican governor to go green! Listen (7 min)

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