1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with John Sheehan, Center for Media and Public Affairs, about his research on children's cartoons led him to believe that children are getting the wrong message about environmental issues. 2.) Doug Freilich talks with author Bill McKibben about vision mapping, a new method of land conservation. 3.) Robertson talks with industrialist Gunter Pauli about his idea for a Zero Emission Institute called Zeri.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Bob Crabtree of Yellowstone Ecosystem Studies about the wolf restoration project going on at Yellowstone National Park. 2.) Republican Congressman Sherwood Boehlert gives a commentary on his 3 point plan for a clean environment and healthy economy. 3.) Doug Frelich reports on plans for the Conte Wildlife Refuge along the Connecticut River.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Dr. Michael Clacke of the University of California Riverside, about a report by the National Academy of Sciences that discusses the importance of preserving the habitats of endangered species. 2.) Wendy Lutz talks with Bill McKiben about a book he recently edited, "Birch Browsings: A John Burrroughs Reader". 3.) Robertson talks with Mary Anne Marshowzer of the Nature Conservancy about a project she runs introducing urban children to nature.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Adine Gelpert about the upcoming World Conference on Women. 2.) Judith Ank gives a commentary about doing a cost benefit analysis of environmental regulations. 3.) Robertson talks with Dr. Jared Diamond, professor of physiology at UCLA, about his thoughts on the origins of Easter Island.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Professor Douglass Anderton, of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, about a study he conducted which found that economics is more likely than race to play a role in where dumps and landfills are located. 2.) Robertson discusses the controversy over chip mills in the southeast and their possible harm to the environment. 3.) Robertson talks with Gina Johnson of the Saratoga Battlefield Park about possible Congressional cutbacks for national parks.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Dr. Oliver Shine of Johns Hopkins University and Melanie Deutchen of Greenpeace, about their differing views on whether or not UV radiation is more harmful in places with ozone holes. 2.) Robertson talks with Eleanor Cooper, of the Cooper Company, about Chattanooga, Tennessee's revitalization project, specifically about their clean up of the Chattanooga River. 3.) Robertson talks with Sheila Jones, homemaker near Hagerstown, Maryland, about her work getting her community together to plan their town's water system.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Dr. Edward Cook, a tree ring specialist, about his work examining trees to help tell us the story of our past and future. 2.) Julia Ank gives a commentary about the links between breast cancer and industrial toxins. 3.) Robertson talks with various politicians from Chattanooga, Tennessee, about the city's South Central Business District Development Project.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Bruce Hamilton of the Sierra Club about his belief that pending action in Congress could lead to the destruction of years of hard work by environmentalists. 2.) Robertson talks with Rebecca Reynolds, of the organization Animals as Intermediaries, about her new book "Bring me the Ocean". 3.) Robertson talks with Ken Catanzarro, about Revision 2000, a plan to revitalize the community of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Lenny Comb, director of the Last Great Wilderness Project, about his anger over Congress changing the numbers on environmental bills. 2.) Robertson talks with a manager of a project at Hydro Quebec that may make the electric car a viable option. 3.) Robertson talks with Ken Goddard, director of the Fish and Wildlife forensic lab, about his novel "Wildfire".
1.) Host Bruce Robertson talks with Bjorn Connevin, of the Norwegian Consulate, about Norway's decision to turn membership in the European Union. 2.) Robertson talks with Dr. Peter Glick, of the Pacific Institute, about plans to increase the water supply into the Dead Sea.
