Midsummers are approaching! Come learn how to get your Elk Tag, where to see fireworks, where to watch the Trail Runner Film Festival, and so much more. July 2024 has a lot to offer in the Wildstone State.

Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain possible from the lower MississippiValley across the south-central Plains and through the upper Midwestthrough tonight......Growing Excessive Heat concerns over portions of California's centralvalley region as well as the Desert Southwest with Heat Risk persistingover southern Texas...Over the next couple of days, a shift in the weather pattern willgradually push the active weather that has been persisting over themid-section of the country toward the easte...

Dr. Aaron Wilson joins us for our summer weather update. We look back on a spring that was quite opposite of last year and what we can expect this summer. We also answer listener questions on a variety of weather topics! Sign up to receive quarterly updates from the State Climate Office: climate.osu.edu. Check out mrcc.purdue.edu/ to find […]

A muggy day with some showers and even a thunderstorm. Some improvement this weekend.

Will fission be the future of energy on Mars?Join us for an out-of-this-world conversation with Trudy Kortes, the director of technology demonstrations at NASA, and one of the minds behind the Fission Power Project. In this episode, Mary and Jordan dive into the fascinating ways NASA is harnessing nuclear technology to fuel our missions to the Moon (and Mars!) as well as the importance of listening to your intuition when navigating your career.Trudy Kortes: Website | LinkedInVisit us at

Today on Ground Cover we will hear from Dr Lukas Van Zwieten, a Principal Soil Research Scientist from the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries. Lukas is also an adjunct Professor with Southern Cross University, and he's a farmer. And as you will hear in this recording, he has been described as the 'Grand Master of Soil' by renowned environmental filmmaker Damon Gameau. In this episode, Lukas will share:His insights about soilsHow to identify your soil constraintsHow to build healthy

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Our Guest WeatherBrain tonight is a Graduate of Valparaiso University and recently wrote a paper concerning Deviant Tornado Motion.  He earned his PhD at Central Michigan University and he's a renowned Storm Chaser, Hodographer and Severe Storms Research Scientist.  Cameron Nixon, it's great to have you join the Panel for tonight's episode! Bruce Jones of Midland Weather Radio also is back to discuss the importance of NOAA Weather Radio and its timely warnings and information. ****Also you can now

In this episode, we're joined by CEEC International Director, Grant Ballantyne, and Evert Lessing, the newest Advocate at CEEC International. Evert, who serves as the VP for Product Engineering Pumps Business Line at Metso, shares his insights and motivations for joining the CEEC team.

A common event on Delmarva in late spring and summer is the sea breeze induced thunderstorm. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf talk about how sea breezes, especially from the Atlantic side, can act like mini cold fronts and trigger showers and storms on sunny and hot days. With a dry spring thus far, these storms become more critical to the water table across the peninsula in the hotter weeks ahead.

#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

On Tuesday, a reinforcing cold front will move out of the Northern Rockiesand merge with the front over the Mississippi Valley, producing showersand severe thunderstorms over parts of the Upper/Middle Mississippi Valleyand Central Plains. Therefore, the SPC has issued a Slight Risk (level2/5) of severe thunderstorms over parts of the Upper/Middle MississippiValley and Central Plains from Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Thehazards associated with these thunderstorms are frequent lightnin...

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)

“So for me, it just kind of removing a lot of the shame and then a lot of the energy that I was wasting trying to fit myself into a neurotypical process or framework or way of thinking or being. So, you know, some people call that unmasking, just kind of removing. I was wasting a lot of energy, basically trying to be someone else and function in a different way. And then just beating myself up internally for not being able to do that. And throughout my healing journey, as I really realized, Oh,

The growing monogastric industry in Asia faces significant challenges from mycotoxin contamination in feed, posing serious health risks to animals. Alltech’s Asia Import Risk Analysis report offers essential data to help producers manage these risks effectively. Discover more in this episode.

It's a day with summer warmth, but showers arrive Thursday.

Susquehanna University student Jay Schofield discusses the interconnectedness of our ecosystems and how we can have a positive impact, enjoyment of restoration projects like an analog beaver dam effort at the university and the importance of volunteering.

Susquehanna University student Sarah Joy talks about what brought her from Florida to central Pennsylvania, what sparked her love of nature and why environmental education and advocacy is so important for her and others.

Ocean models enable us to observe multiple ocean parameters and give us a more complete picture of the health of our ocean, including the health of the AMOC. NOC's Dr Tillys Petit and University of Oxford Postdoctoral Researcher Dr Margarita Markina join NOC's Dr Zoe Jacobs to discuss how and why we create models of the ocean and how it's steering us into making educated decisions.Learn more about the ocean modelling group at NOC  -