#239: California organic farmer and Del Cabo cooperative founder Larry Jacobs returns to discuss why organic farming must remain firmly rooted in soil and not bend to allow hydroponics. Larry’s proven commitment to integrity comes through via his role in a lawsuit against the USDA over the inclusion of hydroponics under the organic seal, as well as his efforts to educate his staff about the issues facing the organic movement, beyond their daily

Joyce Coffee heads up Climate Resilience Consulting, advising cities and states and others on resilience to climate change. She explains to Ted that she learned early on in Chicago, that the impacts of climate change can be unpredictable and fierce. After 750 souls there lost their lives there in a heat wave, mostly black and brown citizens, she knew that she was going to focus on adaptation, and making people more resilient to the ravages of climate change.Joyce grew up in Colorado and

Send us a text In this episode of the Everything Weather Podcast, we're joined by Steven DiMartino, a certified digital meteorologist and owner of NY NJ PA Weather. Steven shares his journey through the weather world, discussing his educational background, career challenges, and the development of his private meteorology business. Our conversation highlights Steven's experiences with notable weather events like Hurricane Sandy, his unique forecasting techniques, and the importance of networki...

In this conversation, Tim Craske, Director and CEO Geowisdom and Thinker Events, and Rene explore how to drive the industry forward and inspire the next generation of geologists. Discussing the importance of scientific debate and the challenges of fostering innovation in the mining industry they touch on the need for long-term strategy, the impact of geopolitical shifts, and the role of mentoring and nurturing new talent. Charles Darwin Discovery Mentoring Program - for further info vi...

Send us a text As the founder of BioMara, a marine biotech startup based in Scotland, Jay Dignan is dedicated to transforming regenerative seaweed into functional and healthy B2B ingredients for the food and wellness industries. His professional journey began in New Zealand and includes a diverse range of experiences, from deep-sea salvage and working with Tibetan yak wool to media mergers and acquisitions. Jay has over two decades of cross-disciplinary experience as a founder, CFO, and strat...

Did you know that this podcast is produced by Digital Stormwater B2B Visibility & Digital Marketing, making a difference in stormwater 1 click at a time? Check them out at DigitalStormwater.com Key Points Discussed 00:02 – Introduction: Ty introduces John and highlights his new book. “John wrote an encyclopedia for stormwater. No, I’m just kidding. He wrote a book and we want to talk about that book.” – Ty Garmon 01:56 – Why Write a Book? John explains his motivation and how California’s

Hannah's guest for this episode is Emma Lawrence, director of strategy and research at Climate Cares at the Institute of Global Health Innovation. Emma leads the mental health strategy for the Institute, primarily encompassing research and innovation in digital mental health support and the climate change and mental health programme called Climate Cares. Alongside this work, Emma founded the youth mental health charity 'It Gets Brighter' of which she remains a Trustee.This episode also features

In this episode, Jordan and I discuss the importance of economics, marketing, and storytelling in agriculture. Follow the tour on YouTubeJordan Green is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served multiple deployments before completing a five-year tour of duty in 2009 and transitioning into full-time farming with his wife, Laura.Together, Jordan and Laura founded J&L Green Farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, where they raise pasture-based pork and poultry and 100% grass-fed beef on 500

A Practical Guide to Sustainable Choices: Shop Smarter, Live BetterIntroduction: Your Choices MatterWelcome! If you're new to sustainability, we know the world of "green" claims and complex labels can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to cut through that noise and empower you to make conscious, impactful choices with confidence and clarity.It's easy to think that one person's actions can't make a difference, but that's a common myth. The truth is that our collective behavior has immense

Topic: SETI/ET/UFO’s/UAP’sSeth Shostak is the Senior Astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, and the Director of the Institute’s Center for SETI Research.He has an undergraduate degree in physics from Princeton University, and a doctorate in astronomy from the California Institute of Technology. For much of his career, Seth conducted radio astronomy research on galaxies, and has published approximately 60 papers in professional journals. During more than a decade, he worked at

Jamie and Andrew breakdown the slow hurricane season and what the nd may look like.

New Jersey officials are calling its $2 billion settlement with major manufacturers of PFAS “forever chemicals” the largest environmental settlement ever won by a state. We discuss the legacy of industrial contamination in the state and how the settlement is expected to pay for cleanup as well as restoration of degraded ecosystems. Also, scientists in the UK were able to use genetically modified bacteria to turn plastic bottles into the common pain reliever acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol

AFS Plant Nutrition manager, Cody Wirtjes, is joined by Corteva's Ty Stender for this podcast. Cody and Ty discuss Instinct NXTGEN and N-Serve, two nitrogen stabilizers available from Corteva.

From dust storms and soil erosion in Esperance to the birth of no-till farming in Western Australia, this episode of the 4Farmers Podcast captures a turning point in Australian agriculture.Host Bill Crabtree (“No-Till Bill”) is joined by Rick Madden, one of WA’s early champions of direct drilling and minimum tillage, and Owen Grieve, long-time ABC Rural journalist. Together, they share the stories, challenges, and breakthroughs that reshaped farming across the Wheatbelt. In this conversation,

Football as medicine, a revelation from Dale and rejection from Reform, Farage meanwhile gets the spoon and we ask if he is dodging tax… China tops the league and Dale wants to save the North Sea, great questions from listeners - green populism and food and parcels of energy, while on X-Rated Corner we’ve some odd ideas about grass and cows…..

Kimberly Haley-Coleman Founder / CEO Globe Aware Talks about helping people do & feel good! "Volunteer vacations turn travel into a force for good, combining adventure with meaningful service. Also known as voluntourism or service vacations, these experiences let you support communities, protect the environment, and immerse yourself in new cultures. Whether teaching abroad or aiding conservation efforts, volunteer travel transforms your journey into a powerful way to create change." Susta...

One focus for innovation in the coming years is artificial intelligence, which is driving change in many fields such as remote sensing and operational weather forecasting.EUMETSAT's Chief Scientist Paolo Ruti shares knowledge with a broader audience and foster discussion on technical innovations at EUMETSAT and its partner organisations. The new Podcast series "Forecasting innovation" includes topics such as machine learning in various sectors, cloud data storage, new satellite applications, and

One focus for innovation in the coming years is artificial intelligence, which is driving change in many fields such as remote sensing and operational weather forecasting. EUMETSAT's Chief Scientist Paolo Ruti shares knowledge with a broader audience and foster discussion on technical innovations at EUMETSAT and its partner organisations. The new Podcast series "Forecasting innovation" includes topics such as machine learning in various sectors, cloud data storage, new satellite applications, and

SYNI, your hostess, address today’s topic of a slightly specialist nature within the world of sustainable politics, Nationally Determined Contributions, otherwise known as NDCs, and whether they are a credible foundation of climate action or a theatrical flourish of sustainable politics that promises the earth on the grand political stage but then forgets its lines once the global attention and auditorium empties. But don't expect a one-line verdict from SYNI. That would be neat and misleading

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