Author Archives: William Craven

Dirt Cheap, by Lyn Miller Lachmann

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Lyn Miller Lachmann, author of the eco-thriller Dirt Cheap , talks fiction vs. nonfiction, her characters’ complex motivations, and how she came to write the story of a professor hot on the trail of the chemical company that gave him cancer. LISTEN (10 min)

Majora Carter & Sustainable South Bronx

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Majora Carter
, founder and Executive Director of Sustainable South Bronx, talks about winning the MacArthur "Genius" Grant, why the people in her community have abnormally high asthma rates, why she’ll never leave the neighborhhod she grew up in, and the B.E.S.T. ideas for getting young people in the South Bronx employed in the Green Economy. LISTEN

Treehugger Thursday

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On this week’s Treehugger Thursday, Simran Sethi (who you may have seen on Oprah the other day) tells us that more and more countires are re-foresting, Pandas in China are re-populating, co2 emissions can be reduced in your closet, and martial arts legend Jackie Chan has a new organic skin care line. LISTEN (6 min)

The Leopold Conservation Award

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The Leopold Conservation Award, as Sand County Foundation VP David Allen tells Betsy, honors outstanding environmental stewardship  by private landowners, and inspires  other farmers and ranchers to play a vital role in environmental conservation: "When land does well for its owner, and the owner does well for his land, and both end up better by reason of their partnership, we have conservation." LISTEN (10 min)

NRDC: The Little Mouse that Got in the Way

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NRDC Correspondent Daniel Hinerfeld introduces us to the Preble mouse, a species of jumping mouse nearly doomed  when its Western habitat was targeted by developers. Does the Preble mouse warrant protection under the Endangered Species Act?

Also: Betsy Rosenberg and EcoTalk Producer Will Craven have a chat about their show, the inspiring guests and listeners who spur them on, and being a ‘niche’ show when that ‘niche’ is a whole planet.
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