In this week's episode: frost and freeze alerts, contrails, sundogs and accuracy of meteorologists. Submit your Weathered Questions to weatheredquestions@gmail.com for Jan & Kaj to answer!

Robbyn Abbitt from Miami University joins us to talk about working at an underground storage tank unit in Indiana, planning to work outside in Idaho but being assigned to an indoor GIS lab, the concept of lumping and splitting, getting hired as the GIS Coordinator for Miami University, the Ohio GIS Conference, Robbyn’s work with the original Gap Analysis Program and NHD, the Blue Line Program, the OGRIP Council, using drones in the classroom, digital twins, and much more.  Show notes and photos are

#244: Montana farmer and author Bob Quinn believes the cure for chronic disease begins in the soil. His research comparing ancient and modern wheat varieties has led him to found his own 600 acre institute in the middle of his organic grain farm. Here Bob catches up with Dave to share an update on his White House meeting with Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and Secretary of Health RFK Jr and about rethinking agriculture as public

In this episode, Guido Pizzini - Director, Business Development, Impact and Partnerships at Immap Inc. - takes us through his dream of mapping community response to climate change. This idea is driven by his reading of Landscapes of Retreat: '...a reading of how the climate emergency lands in real places across time by paying close attention to adaptation charged with intimate, local memory' Landscapes of Retreat, ROSETTA S. ELKIN Preparedness is at the core of humanitarian response, b...

Topic: UFO/UAPBilly MeierMichael Horn is the American media representative for the Billy Meier UFO contacts. Meier’s evidence includes more than 1,200 stunningly clear, UFO photos, films and video, as well as sound recordings, metal samples and over 26,000 pages of information. With specific examples of prophetically accurate scientific and world event related information, Billy Meier is also the source of abundant, specific and accurate prophetic information. Michael is the writer/producer/director

Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) produces less than 1% of all food in America, and consumes more energy than all open-field agriculture in the country. According to Ted's guest Dr. Evan Mills, CEA could increase and consume some 7% of national energy use... more than data centers, all enclosed malls, air travel, cement making, or chemical production. These findings are the highlight's of Evan's recent research paper titled, "The Emergence of Indoor Agriculture as a Driver of Global

En este episodio de Pachamama Power conversamos con Gustavo Guerrero Ruiz, ex Procurador Delegado para Asuntos Ambientales, Minero Energéticos y Agrarios.Hablamos de biodiversidad, minería ilegal, transición energética y reforma agraria. Una mirada crítica y necesaria sobre lo que Colombia está haciendo bien, lo que está haciendo mal, y lo que debe corregir de inmediato para proteger su futuro ambiental y social.

Charles Darwin is one of the most recognizable names in science. His On the Origin of Species is considered to be the foundation of evolutionary biology. In this episode of Safeguarding Sound Science, we speak with three experts who marvel at Darwin's innovations while also surfacing what Darwin may have gotten wrong and was unable to consider due to the limitations of his era. Joseph L. Graves Jr. is an evolutionary biologist and a professor of biological science at North Carolina Agricultural and

Hannah's guest for this episode is Jenni Brooks.Jenni is the lead at Climate Action Leeds, which is working for a 'zero carbon, nature friendly, socially just Leeds by the 2030s'. This is an ambitious, Lottery-funded project linking up local and city-wide communities to act, plan and build a movement of action and change. Jenni talks about growing up in a politically aware household and how her love of community and planet inspires her work. Jenni is keen to empower at grassroots and is dedicated

In this episode, Scott Briscoe interviews Rick Streiff, who shares his experiences in the mining industry, particularly focusing on the Cove deposit and the challenges of downhole contamination. Rick discusses the complexities of geological mapping, the unique characteristics of the Cove deposit, and the importance of understanding contamination issues in drilling. He also emphasizes the significance of networking, documentation, and being open-minded in geological exploration.00:00 Introduction to

Ngoran Blaise is a university student in Cameroon who leads a group of young students tyring to change a society of extraction and waste. A life of indifference to the ever more polluted environment around them. With little to no waste management and zero recycling infrastructure or motivation in industry and government, this group drives on; believing in being the good stewards we are all called to be. We need $350K to get them several Plastic Waste (rigid, films, and nets) Processing ...

Рассказываем об удивительных уголках природы и людях, их исследующих. В гостях у Евгения Сазонова географ и полярник Кирилл Галустов рассказывает о своем путешествии в Антарктиду.Подписывайтесь на наш подкаст на любой удобной платформе, чтобы не пропустить рассказы о самых захватывающих приключениях наших дней и современных путешественниках.

The nitrogen market is shifting — fast. Global volatility, rising fertilizer prices, and supply chain uncertainty have left Western Canadian farmers paying some of the highest input costs in the world. In this episode, Rob Saik sits down with Derek Penner, CEO of Genesis Fertilizers, to unpack how a multi-billion-dollar, farmer-owned fertilizer plant could change the game. They discuss: - Why fertilizer prices have skyrocketed — and may stay high - How farmers can gain equity and control in ...

My first guest is Kelpie Wilson  author of The Biochar  Handbook, Kelpie researches and teaches techniques for using biochar in compost and manure management and presents many biochar workshops each year to farmers, foresters, and landowners.Then Michael Garman the Development Coordinator at the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters joins me. The CTLCV's is a nonpartisan, nonprofit environmental organization that works across the state of CT on a myriad of environmental issues. Then I

Georgia Silvera Seamans, an urban forester, and Giulia Di Vincenzo, a high school student, explore the treescape of Washington Square Park, a public park in New York City that has been famous as a cultural center and gathering place for over a century. Georgia gives Giulia a tour of the trees, giving insights on ecological and social benefits of nature in cities. For this episode, video clips for the following trees are available at the link below: Ginkgo Osage, Northern Catalpa, Bald Cypress...

Gunnar (without James this time) gives it a go to get to the bottom of the very basics of what we need to think of around stormwater on a site. There are few better suited to talk about the subject than our guest Mircea Stancu, the founder of Cleanstormwater. Mircea is a civil engineer, software engineer and, you guessed it, an expert in anything related to stormwater. He is also quite a flamboyant guest and he and Gunnar managed to put together a show case of the very best of (what Gun...

In this on-location episode of Big Blend Radio’s “Travel with Terri” Show, travel writer Terri Guthrie talks with Gaylene Ore, Executive Director of the Grand County Tourism Board, about the breathtaking beauty, outdoor adventures, and welcoming hospitality that make Grand County, Colorado such a special destination.Recorded onsite at the historic Grand Lake Lodge, Terri shares highlights from her visit and her stay at both Grand Lake Lodge and Arapaho Valley Ranch — two distinctive and scenic

Jamie and Andrew talk about fall and comfortable temperatures on this weeks episode of Are You Cirrus.

China has for the first time committed to an absolute target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, by 7 to 10 percent by 2035. We discuss China’s growing dominance in the global clean energy transition while the current US administration doubles down on fossil fuels.Also, compared to traditional rooftop solar, “balcony solar” offers renters, apartment dwellers and folks on a tighter budget a much less expensive solar energy starter kit. Balcony solar is already common in Europe and Asia, and now