Send us a text En este episodio especial de Turbulencias Atmosféricas, nos embarcamos en un viaje de más de diez horas de conversaciones, ciencia, historia y experiencias humanas condensadas en cuarenta intensos minutos. Desde la cabina de mando, Albert Martínez nos guía a través del fascinante universo de los huracanes: cómo nacen, se alimentan y transforman nuestras costas y nuestras vidas. Con la voz de la experiencia y la pasión de un comunicador que ha vivido las tormentas desde dentro, ...

Welcome back to our podcast! On this episode, our hosts, Chief Jeff Johnson and Chief Kim Zagaris, are joined by Chief David Winnacker to discuss the art of strategically staging resources and tools to effectively combat wildfires. Chief Winnacker shares the challenges and successes of his efforts to create a common operating picture for fire response. Chief Winnacker also speaks to the importance of developing and mentoring the next generation of talent in the fire service. Chief Dave

This week - The invisible conference, King Coal dethroned and the green energy Six Pointer. Uncle Sam’s Fat Beardo problem and Blair’s new war zone gig. Farage makes Dale an offer - while members plan green energy investment. We ask, is Octopus the new mouthpiece of the right and this Jenrick bloke - litter picking in Brum? We find sanity in our listener questions….and fun in X Rated corner. Oh and we tease next week….Terrorists v freedom fighters

Science journalist Cara Giaimo dives into the ocean’s abyss to learn new approaches to life from some of the oceans most interesting creatures. In her latest book, "Leaving the Ocean Was a Mistake: Life Lessons from Sixty Sea Creatures," Giaimo uses the bizarre and fascinating adaptations of sixty marine creatures to offer humorous and insightful advice for living on land. Award-winning author Gary Ferguson has written for a variety of national publications and and has penned twenty-seven books on

Sustainability Talks unterwegs – diesmal im Bahnhof Ravensburg!In dieser Folge spricht Dr. Fabian Sennekamp mit Bernd Hasenfratz und Felix Löffelholz vom Verkehrsverbund Bodo über die Herausforderungen und Chancen des öffentlichen Nahverkehrs in der Region Bodensee-Oberschwaben. Vom Kindheitstraum Lokführer über die Digitalisierung im ÖPNV bis hin zur Zukunft des Deutschlandtickets – es geht um Leidenschaft, Innovation und die Frage, wie man mit Bus und Bahn wirklich nachhaltig unterwegs sein

In this episode, SYNI, your host who provides the most, is mulling the politicisation of sustainability, especially sustainable finance at the supranational institutional level. The World Bank sits at this crossroads, and there are political opponents howling in the not-so far distance. This brings us to a core principle we have stated since the start: sustainability should stand on its own, not be wrapped in other causes, so it stays clear of political fights unrelated to protecting the climate

In this episode, Scott Briscoe interviews Rick Streiff about his experiences at the Midas deposit in Nevada. They discuss the challenges faced during early drilling, the importance of structural geology, and the discoveries made in the southern half of Midas. Rick shares insights on the role of mine geologists, the significance of sampling, and the lessons learned from past mistakes. The conversation highlights the often-overlooked contributions of mine geologists and the key learnings that shaped

Summer heat overtakes the Midwest despite the fact that it's October. This wave of heat will last several days and will be followed by a cooler area of high pressure. Following the high pressure will be a return to another summer heat wave for much of the Midwest, but some of the Midwest may be right along the front seeing well above normal temperatures but not quite a heatwave. Either way rain will be limited during this holiday of succos, but there is a chance for rain Monday night and again

In this episode we discuss something that hits home for every dealer and every farmer — controlling your bottom line. Whether you're running a seed dealership, selling biologicals, or managing your own farm, knowing where your dollars go and how to make them go further is key to staying profitable.

In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Lee Rinehart is joined by Mike Miezianka, co-founder of Toasted Oysters, a 3 1/2-acre aquaculture farm on Great South Bay off of Long Island. Mike and his business partner Ray Smith cultivate authentic Blue Point Oysters which they sell to distributors and restaurants on Long Island and beyond. In this conversation, Lee and Mike discuss the promising future of aquaculture, including regulations on food safety and environmen...

In this episode of our visual podcast series, journey back to the battlefields of Gettysburg to unearth the geological forces that played a pivotal role in history. Dive deep with Herr Professor Dr. Reimink and Chris Bolhuis as they explore the York Haven Sill and Rossville Dykes, parts of the massive Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP). Discover how these ancient volcanic events potentially triggered the end-Triassic mass extinction. Packed with juicy geochronology details, this episod...

In this episode of the Force of Nature podcast, Dr. Lucy Williamson discusses the intricate connections between gut health and soil health. With a background in veterinary medicine and nutrition, she emphasizes the importance of the gut microbiome in overall health and its relationship with food systems. The conversation explores the role of farmers, the significance of education in nutrition, and the need for community engagement in understanding food sources. Dr. Williamson also shares insights on

Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Todd Votteler, Principal of Collaborative Water Resolution and Editor-in-Chief of Texas+Water and the Texas Water Journal, discusses Texas Proposition 4 with Sarah Kirkle, Director of Policy and Legislative Affairs at the Texas Water Association, and Perry Fowler Executive Director of the Texas Water Infrastructure Network. Sarah Kirkle works with members of Texas Water Association to develop policy positions through TWA’s legislative committees and to...

Read a transcript of this episode. Subscribe to receive transcripts.Turn on any faucet in America, and chances are the water meets federal safety standards. Yet Americans buy 50 billion single-use plastic water bottles annually—enough to circle the Earth 200 times if laid end to end. The bottles take 450 years to decompose, and recent research found that a single liter of bottled water can shed up to 240,000 pieces of microplastic that we ultimately consume. Meanwhile, 37% of global drinking water

YOUTUBE video podcast: https://youtu.be/f8rgSxMMWXQ?si=vmai7e4ID_eSdIpvWatch Your Garden Buddies broadcasting from Tiger’s home garden. The show blends lively plant talk, practical garden wisdom, and live viewer questions. As summer shifts to fall, the conversation takes inspiration from plant explorer David Fairchild and explores how gardening remains one of life’s quiet places.Join our gardening podcast and radio show, Garden America, LIVE every Saturday from 8-10 AM Pacific Time on Facebook. Tune

Nnimmo Bassey is one of Africa’s most respected environmental defenders and a leading voice for ecological justice and food sovereignty. An architect, poet, and lifelong activist, he co-founded Environmental Rights Action in Nigeria, led Friends of the Earth International, and now directs the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF). His fearless resistance to oil multinationals and his defense of local communities have earned him international acclaim, including the 2010 Right Livelihood Award

This episode is a little different: instead of a sit-down podcast, I join Justin Rhodes for a live tour around his North Carolina farm. When you think of homesteaders, Justin Rhodes is the first person you think of. With over a million followers on YouTube and multiple successful books, Justin and his family have paved the way for new homesteaders through documenting their journey. A fourth-generation steward of his family’s land in North Carolina, Justin and his wife Rebecca raise their

Jaki był przebieg powodzi we wrześniu 2024 r. i jakie działania przyrodnicy oceniają dobrze, a co trzeba poprawić? Jak ograniczać straty powodziowe i jak lepiej przygotować się na wypadek kolejnej powodzi, czy lasy chronią przed powodziami? O tym wszystkim opowiada Jacek Engel, Fundacja Greenmind.

There are so many times that I sit in front of my cabin enjoying the fact that I am completely surrounded by trees. During the 29 years that I have owned this property, I have always been determined to leave it in it’s original state as much as possible. That is why it is difficult for me to imagine that deforestation is one of the critical environmental issues of our time. Living where and how I do, it is difficult for me to see or even feel the magnitude and effects of deforestation. ...

Two birds, one stone is always a good approach, isn't it? Especially when it comes to climate action. So, what if cities could tackle climate change while building more equitable communities? Dr. Sheila R Foster, Professor at Columbia University and an expert in environmental justice, explores innovative urban governance models that combine climate action with social equity. Dr. Foster shares insights from her groundbreaking work with LabGov, revealing how cities can partner with communities to