Explore " environment" with insightful episodes like "3:12 - The HRP Podcast, Episode 40: Bryan Massa, PFAS Detective", "3:12 - The HRP Podcast, Episode 37: PFAS Pulse & Carolina Hats", "3:12 - The HRP Podcast, Episode 36: What's the Good WERG?", "What makes a good marine scientist with Prof. Kirsten Benkendorff" and "Environmental Lawsuit Victory in Montana & Other Sustainable News | Global News" from podcasts like ""3:12 - The HRP Podcast", "3:12 - The HRP Podcast", "3:12 - The HRP Podcast", "AEON 270318" and "1PM Weekly News"" and more!
HRP's regional manager for Massachusetts, and all around PFAS expert, Bryan Massa, joins host Tom Simmons for a wide ranging conversation on PFAS forensics, sampling techniques, working in Massachusetts, and what's coming up this year for HRP's newest office.
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We're using this month's podcast to tell you about the vital content happening on HRP's PFAS Pulse, and aggregator of all things PFAS. HRP's Environmental Practice Leader, Tom Darby tells us about the best articles we've seen so far. We then join Matt Wallace, cohost of P3, the PFAS Pulse Podcast, to look back at some of the best episodes we've put out. Finally, we're in HRP's South Carolina office this week! So, for the Play Hard segment, we headed on over to the Brewery we share a hallway with, to settle an office debate on appropriate hats.
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On this episode of 3:12, we're taking a deep dive in the Women's Employee Resource Group (ERG). ERGs are employee identity or experience-based groups that build community. ERGs are sometimes known as Affinity Groups or Diversity Groups. ERGs are generally based on building community, providing support and contributing to personal and professional development in the work environment.
We hear from staff on the value of the Women's ERG before being joined by Yvonne Alston of Indelible Impressions for our play hard segment, where we get to know each other a little better with the card game: Actually Curious.
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What does it take to be a great scientist? What skills do you need? What is most important? We speak with Professor Kirsten Benkendorff from Southern Cross University to learn her thoughts as well as discover the work she does to protect our marine ecosystems.
Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education
About Professor Kirsten Benkendorff
There’s evidence that people can be happier and healthier if they regularly eat seafood. However, we can’t produce healthy seafood if we don’t look after our estuaries and oceans.
Kirsten is a Professor of Marine Science and loves inspiring students with my passion for marine biodiversity. She mentors students in evidence-based research and leads multi-disciplinary teams investigating the value and vulnerability of marine resources. Her research focuses on the nutritional and medicinal properties of marine species and how these are impacted by a range of environmental stressors, including climate change and pollution. To date, her research teams have produced over 150 scientific papers.
Kirsten works with the fisheries and aquaculture industry, government agencies, traditional owners and community groups to find solutions to environmental problems. Her contributions to science have been recognised in several awards including Young Australian of the Year for Science and Technology
and the Australian Academy of Science Dorothy Hill Award for marine and earth science. She is hoping her ongoing research will influence policies on water quality management and pesticide regulation, in order to keep our seafood safe and healthy.
She is keen to collaborate and connect with the community to share her knowledge. So, look her up if you want to learn more about marine biodiversity and what we need to do to protect it!
Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education
With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It's not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it's about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world!
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This week Shelby covers 7 breaking news stories--from the great win for young climate activists who sued the state of Montana for the right to a clean environment, to updates on the devastation in Maui from wildfires.
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Finally, the great day is here - the Mayor has arrived to judge the Best Garden Competition!
Will Biplob's idea of using Addy's origami made from waste paper be enough to win the championship? Or will farmer Jaggu's exotic, expensive and beautiful plants once again win the day?!?!
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There's so many easy ways that each of us can do a little better for the environment
Reduce
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Check out https://dea.org.au/ for more ways you can help!
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In this episode, host Ashley Crowther, speaks with James Whitlow Delano about his time documenting the plight of one of Malaysia's last indigenous peoples, the Batek. We speak about what drew James to this particular story, who the Batek are, the attitudes from Malaysian government towards indigenous people, palm oil deforestation affecting their traditional lands, the notions behind resource extraction and the costs to planet and people, and many other topics.
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James is a documentary storyteller and photographer who has been based in Asia for over 20 years but whose work spans across the globe. James' career has focused on environmental issues and climate change, human rights, migration and Indigenous cultures affected by industrialisation. His projects have won awards, such as the Alfred Eisenstadt Award (from Columbia University and Life Magazine), Leica's Oskar Barnack, Picture of the Year International and NPPA Best of Photojournalism. He is also a grantee from the Pulitzer Center. James' work has been covered by publications like The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Geographic, New Republic, The Guardian, Foreign Policy and many more. He is the founder of the EverydayClimateChange Instagram feed.
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To cap this year’s Earth Month, we’re chatting with folks from across HRP on what they’re doing to fulfill the mission of earth day and how HRP’s forward program is creating a sustainable future.
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Welcome to the Altbays Show (Feat. Chloe Watts and Leo Magri)
Meet Bianca Acke
Bianca runs the successful NZ clothing brand Le Edit which focuses on Slow Fashion; a movement that advocates for environmental and social justice in the fashion industry. Everything is designed in her small home studio, based in the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.
Her Swimwear and Women's Collections are made in Bali by a small women lead family business. With a focus on natural and sustainable fibres, fabrics like Linen and Pure Cotton Knitwear reappear in each Capsule. She chooses to use Repreve, a certified, sustainable, high-quality fabric made from recycled plastic bottles, for her swimwear.
Bianca loves exploring the many beaches along the Coromandel's beautiful coastline on holidays and weekends with her five kids. Bianca also provides a list of her favourite, kid friendly beaches on her website.
She comes to chat about a successful small business while raising a family and much more! We are pleased to have Chloe Watts from Blueberry Co. as a co-host for this great show!
ALTBAYS Show invites awesome people to have an honest, laid-back conversation. Our platform focuses on bringing communities together to grow and thrive.
For the 8th time in 2 months...A dead whale has washed ashore on one of our area beaches. This time on Long Island. WCBS 880 Anchor Steve Scott talked about this story with our reporter Sophia Hall on the Afternoon Roundup.
On the Jersey Shore, whales are washing up at an alarming rate. One group thinks a massive offshore wind project may be to blame. WCBS's Steve Burns has more.
S2 E2: “It was almost the revelation of my own humanity.”
Spending just two hours a week in nature could improve your mental and physical health. That’s the conclusion researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School came to in their 2019 study; that analysis would change Mike Fuhrmann’s life forever. After struggling with anxiety and depression, he would go on to hike over 13,000 miles of the country’s most spectacular trails. Along the way, he learned to manage his mental health, was inspired to pick up a camera, and made lasting connections with fellow wanderers.
Visit www.portraitofahiker.com to follow Mike’s journey.
Content Warning: This episode contains a brief discussion of suicide, which may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one is in crisis, or having thoughts of suicide, help is available, please call 988, the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Hotline or visit their website at 988lifeline.org.
Sarah Jaquette Ray, author of the new book “A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety: How to Keep Your Cool on a Warming Planet” and a professor of environmental studies at Cal Poly Humboldt, discusses the importance of leveraging negative emotions for political change, the ties between the climate crisis and our own inner suffering, and how thinking differently about the world can lead to more positive feedback cycles.
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Dr Jordan B Peterson and Dr. Bjørn Lomborg discuss the present sense of impending doom that has swept the western world- and specifically today's young people. Together they break down the ideas of social credit and easy activism, and paint the picture of a world we can strive for, without the demonization and destruction of the one we currently inhabit.
Bjørn Lomborg is a Danish author, having written numerous books on climate change such as “False Alarm,” “The Skeptical Environmentalist,” and “How to Spend $75 Billion to Make the World a Better Place.” He is the president of the think tank Copenhagen Consensus Center that focuses on doing the most good, for the most people, with increasingly limited budgets. Previously, Lomborg was the director of the Danish government's Environmental Assessment Institute.
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(3:15) Symbolism of the climate cult
(13:35) Battle for balance
(19:17) Don’t panic
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(30:00) When it’s the end of the world
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(46:00) The better solution, delayed gratification
(51:33) The problem with “need”
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(1:05:00) Flawed predictions, the real fight
(1:12:49) The wrong comparison, the right idea
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Atmospheric physicist and climatologist Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, the founder of Bauhaus Earth, talks with us about reforesting the planet and “re-timbering” cities, the potential for the built environment to become a “hero” in climate restoration, and the vast number of solutions to be found by looking to nature and Indigenous cultures.
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Karenna Gore, the director of the Center for Earth Ethics at Union Theological Seminary, talks with us about spirituality as an outlet for humility, why we’re in a “species-wide identity crisis,” and how the paths forward we choose now about the climate crisis are ultimately about human survival.
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In an age where gas-powered vehicles account for nearly half of greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector, electric vehicles are a way to help slow global warming. Over the last decade, the EV industry grew by leaps and bounds and Tesla has arguably done more for the industry than any other company. But the next big thing for EVs… might be making them smaller.
In this episode, Wally Rippel remembers gazing out his classroom window at the air pollution hanging over LA one smoggy day and how that led to building what would become GM’s infamous EV1. Then Wim Ouboter recalls how his homemade push scooter started a chain of events that inspired him to build a miniature electric bubble car named the Microlino.
In 1968, Wally converted an old VW microbus to electric drive and raced it across the country. By 1990, he was designing the prototype for the world’s first commercially available electric vehicle of the modern era. It had the design, it had the buzz. But most EV1s ended up in the crusher and some believe GM sabotaged their own project.
Wim's Microlino is an extension of the work done by Wally and other EV pioneers. It embodies the ‘micro-mobility’ philosophy he first imagined while building his scooter empire and has environmental benefits that bigger EV’s can’t match.
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