In our current global agriculture system, corporations focus on producing massive volumes of food as fast and as cheaply as possible. Sounds good, considering we’re always trying to solve world […]
Decolonizing Sierra Leonian Minds and Reclaiming Traditional and Cultu...
Scientist, researcher, activist, PanAfricanist, pragmatist, DJ and much more, Dr. Alhaji Njai joined us to talk about his work in his native Sierra Leone and his vision for Africa and […]
Environmental Crime in the Brazilian Amazon
The recent disappearance and murder of British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian Indigenous advocate Bruno Pereira in a remote area of the Amazon rainforest is part of a longer history […]
Megafires and Floods in the Age of Climate Change
Back in April, the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon Fires merged to become a massive “megafire” that blazed across 534 square miles of New Mexico’s Southern Rocky Mountain front. Today […]
What Does the Supreme Court’s EPA Ruling Mean for Climate Change...
Today on the show, guest host Nate Carlin takes up West Virginia v. EPA, the recent Supreme Court decision that limits the power of the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate […]
Wisconsin’s Forested Landscape
With more than 17 million acres of forested landscape, Wisconsin boasts a considerable treeline, AKA the iconic Northwoods. And all those natural environments are managed between private landowners, government entities, […]
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