In the first edition of a new series of Rare Earth Tom Heap and Helen Czerski reveal a new phenomenon- 'Greenhushing'. Big corporations that once trumpeted their green credentials are now staying very quiet about the environment. From the left they've been attacked by green zealots eager to expose greenwashing, when their claims don't stand up to scrutiny. Meanwhile from the right any hint of environmental action is condemned as 'woke'. Better, some business advisors believe, to keep quiet about

#173:  Real Organic Project certified rancher Glenn Elzinga talks about the grazing plan he and his wife Carolyn devised to mimic the movement of animals that were once a key part of healthy ecosystems. Their method of "in herding" has transformed his own land, as well as the public land he leases in Idaho, bringing back a diversity of species and allowing for the repair of riparian areas. Glenn also speaks to the notable nutritional differneces between his beef and the typical feedlot

The myth of human dominion and exceptionalism is as old as the Bible and as unquestioned as gravity, at least in "modern" society. Rob, Asher, and Jason explore the ways that humanocentrism has come to dominate the planet and our minds, while pointing to ancient and newly emerging ways that the more-than-human world is respected and protected, even the dung beetle.Warning: This podcast occasionally uses spicy language.Sources/Links/Notes:Eileen Crist defines (and critiques)

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In this week's episode, host Chelsea Henderson is in conversation with Douglas Tallamy, an American entomologist, ecologist and conservationist and professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware. Tallamy is the co-founder of Homegrown National Park, an effort to reduce the amount of lawn acreage in the U.S. by half, converting that lawn into habitat for species and in the process, creating total acreage-wise, a virtual National Park. HNP is working

Adele bounces off ideas with Dr Isaac Kerr to talk about extinct kangaroos! Isaac kicks things off by telling us about trips to New Guinea, the Smithsonian, American Natural History Museum and the NHM, photographing specimens and 3D scanning. We then hop into Protemnodon, discussing three new species, fieldwork in Lake Callabonna, and why fossil hunting is like fishing crossed with Christmas. Isaac's Monograph Systematics and palaeobiology of kangaroos of the late Cenozoic genus Protemno...

On this episode of NCGG we discuss the benefits of Electric Vehicles with two other SAB members Kent Thomas and Kathy Schreiber. This month we discussed the various benefits of EVs such as the cut in GHG emissions, the great driving experience, the fewer parts necessary to maintain , and the fact that EVs produce less global warming pollution. Charging and range are improving and EVs are on the rise!

Desplegamos las alas en #LaAldeadelNinjaVerde para conocer un proyecto, que en realidad son dos, y que tiene como protagonistas a unas aves muy especiales y a todos los ninjas que se quieran unir a él.Avendrina y Nidos en Acción son dos proyectos que tratan de conservar los nidos de aviones, golondrinas y vencejos. Para ello se sirven de la divulgación, las redes sociales y el movimiento ciudadano. No te pierdas este programa si quieres saber de qué va y cómo participar.Además, el programa es una

Rytualne aspekty ukraińskiego pszczelarstwa 3:20Dezinformacja w handlu miodem w internecie 14:05 Technooptymizm, technosceptycyzm, zaprzeczanie i uwikłanie w amerykańskim przemyśle pszczelarskim 21:15 Polanka TV - Pszczele Wieści - o przyrodzie naukowo 021. Film powstał dzięki finansowaniu Ministerstwa Edukacji i Nauki w ramach programu „Społeczna odpowiedzialność nauki II“ strona: warroza.pl wsparcie: tutaj

Concludiamo questa stagione raccontandovi il nostro viaggio in Calabria.

In den kommenden fünf Folgen widmen sich die beiden Hosts eingehend dem Thema Datenqualität und Standards in der Wertermittlung. In der aktuellen Episode diskutieren Peter Ache und Robert Krägenbring Fragen wie „Wann sind Daten für die Bewertung geeignet?“, „Kann man Immobiliendaten vernetzen?“ und „Welche Standards sind eigentlich nötig?“. Dabei werden Kriterien zur Beurteilung der Datenqualität, insbesondere in Bezug auf statistische Aspekte, behandelt. Es wird ausführlich auf den Erwartungswert

Amid extreme drought affecting Rio Grande tributaries, Mexico is struggling to make water deliveries to Texas as required by a treaty. How the situation is linked to climate change and farmer livelihoods in both the US and Mexico. Also, carbon-intensive industries like steel and chemical manufacturing require a lot of heat to operate, most of which comes from burning fossil fuels. Now engineers are working on turning electricity from renewable sources into heat with something called a thermal

La amalgama de Saturno con el Sol logra su pico más alto el 9 de junio y se siente desde unos 7 días antes y después de esta fecha. Motivo por el cual existe un escenario propicio para ver las cosas como son, reiterar el valor de la disciplina, reforzar la tenacidad y para sacar a flote el sentido común.Días perfectos para detectar qué es aquello que impide el progreso y la prosperidad, pero también, son los mejores para organizar, elaborar cronogramas y planificar. Hay que hacer lo posible para

5/28: Why Is It So Hot In Mexico? And Explaining Why Summer Heat Is Expanding North Into Russia.

In this episode, Ralph and Luc unpack how Americans got so obsessed with maintaining square green carpets on their front yards. We dive into the history to trace back the origins and dissemination of this artificial aesthetic. We also look into solutions, ranging from bans on gas leaf blowers to cash schemes to encourage people to quit their lawn.We read a poem about the lunacy of leaf blowers, and highlight ways in which manicured suburban imported lawn grass is a synecdoche for

Hurricane season has arrived and all signs are pointing to a very busy year. Dr. Mike Brennan, the director of NOAA's National Hurricane Center, joins the Lee Weather Team this week to discuss everything you need to know for the 2024 season.Brennan and the team break down the number of storms expected and the reasons why this season is expected to be particularly active. They also discuss the science behind hurricane forecasting, the role of climate change, and the critical

En este episodio hablamos sobre el pronóstico de la temporada de huracanes 2024. ¿Por qué el pronóstico es para una temporada tan activa?

Dr. Gianluca Grimalda was fired by his employer, a German research institute, after refusing to travel by plane for his return from Papua New Guinea, where he was conducting research on the social impacts of climate change. To reduce his own carbon footprint Dr. Grimalda instead chose to make his way back to Germany by ferry and then overland, a trip that took 72 days, but saved 9/10ths of the emissions that he would have been responsible for by using air travel.In his journey he crossed many...

Terremotos, huracanes, incendios, erupciones volcánicas y otros eventos dejan a su paso residuos que son imprescindibles de tratar. Nuestros invitados, expertos en la materia,Sergio Gasca y Yafith Abdiel Montalvo Pérez, nos cuentan cuáles son esos residuos que se generan tras un desastre natural y cómo deben ser manejados profesionalmente.Con ellos hacemos una evaluación del manejo que históricamente ha tenido México, un país que, por su ubicación geográfica, es muy susceptible a siniestros de la