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Erik Assadourian from the WorldWatch
Institute talks about the just-released report
aptly titled “Vital Signs” which takes the pulse of current
global trends: Food, Agricultural Resources, Communications and Transportation, Energy
and Climate, Environment, Global Economy, Resource Economics, Health
and Disease, Population and Society, War and Conflict.
LISTEN (11
min)

Now is the time for Summer Picnics and Bar-B-Ques.
We’ll be speaking with Lawrence Axil Comras, founder
of GreenHome.com,
about picnic products that help you party in harmony with your outdoor
setting. LISTEN (7 min)

The Rev. Sally Bingham is Director of the Regeneration Project. Rabbi Lawrence Troster (Fellow of the Coalition On the Environment and Jewish Life) is Jewish Chaplain of Bard College. They talk about the letter sent by 130 clergy to the California Legislature in support of the Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32): AB 32 is the first statewide effort to cap greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors of California’s economy.
LISTEN (12 min)

Stephen
Lester is Science Director for the Center for Health, Environment and Justice. He talks about the new study released by the National Academies about Dioxin. Dioxin causes cancer, developmental problems and birth defects.
LISTEN (7:50 min)

Phil Bernstein talks about the Sustainable Design movement, how new softwares like the ones developed by Autodesk help to build green buildings. Another initiative of Autodesk is the PBS e2 series, narrated by Brad Pitt.  LISTEN (11 min)