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A group of young people in Montana sued the state for not taking climate change seriously. What happened at the trial?

From: Possibly
Series: A group of young people in Montana sued the state for not taking climate change seriously. What happened at the trial?

I’ve been hearing about this landmark climate case in Montana, where a group of young people sued the state, and won. How did they do it?

Bought by WRFA-LP and Raven Radio

Mountain Time Podcast Hour Episode 17

From: Wyoming Public Radio
Series: Mountain Time Podcast Hour

The fourth chapter of the series, Carbon Valley.

Bought by KHOL (Jackson Hole Community Radio)

Part 3: Money And Time

From: Wyoming Public Radio

The finalists' confidence begins to crack as they're faced with the reality of setting up demonstrations in just a few months. How do their challen...

Part 2: The Finalists

From: Wyoming Public Radio

We take a drive north across the Wyoming prairie to visit the research center that’s been dubbed a “glimmer of hope” for coal country. There, we me...

Part 1: The Silver Bullet

From: Wyoming Public Radio

Coal is on its last legs. In the coal capital of the country, in the least-populated state in the union, leaders had to make a move. So, they turne...

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Sing the Old Songs: Part 1 (episode 4)

From: Growing Old Project
Series: Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy

Explore the systems of assimilation that aimed to eliminate Native culture in the United States, systems that began in Washington State. Travel to ...

Bought by KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio, and KVSC

Prairie Garden (episode 3)

From: Growing Old Project
Series: Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy

Harvest wild plants with Native nutritionist Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Explore what a regionally-based food system could look like ...

Bought by KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio, and KVSC

Be the Hummingbird (episode 2)

From: Growing Old Project
Series: Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy

Go to the heart of Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood, where an immigrant family and thousands of volunteers turned 20 acres into a Japanese gard...

Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio, KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., and KVSC

05-14: Don’t Fence Me In: Linked Landscapes, Citizen Science and Wild Nature, 1/23/2019

From: Bioneers
Series: Bioneers - Revolution From the Heart of Nature

As lion populations crash in Africa, baboon numbers explode. Associate Professor of Ecology and Conservation Justin Brashares illuminates how to st...

Fire Ecology and Politics with Dr. Chad Hanson

From: KZYX
Series: KZYX Ecology Hour - Science Edition

Tim and Bob talk to Dr Chad Hanson about Wildfires and Policy in the West. Dr Hansen is the research ecologist at the John Muir Project of the Eart...

The Amazing Feats Of Shore Birds

From: KZYX
Series: KZYX Ecology Hour - Science Edition

The bar tailed godwit migrates 7,000 miles nonstop from Alaska to New Zealand. Learn how and why on this edition of the Ecology Hour. All about sho...

2017-02-05 Green Latinos

From: Climate One

Caption: From L to R: Adrianna Quintero, Senior Attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council; Orson Aguilar, Executive Director, The Greenlining Institute; Catherine Sandoval, Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission; Greg Dalton, Founder, Climate One, Credit: Rikki Ward

Latinos make up the largest ethnic group in California. What environmental concerns do they have for their communities and their families? How can ...

Bought by KZYX

Stories in Rocks

From: Hold That Thought
Series: Into the Earth

Geologist Phil Skemer gets to crush rocks for a living. Find out how and why he and his team build instruments that can mimic conditions deep insid...

Bought by XRAY.fm

Episode 4: How to do science, part 2: From the beach to the lab

From: Terrascope Radio
Series: Measuring Marine Microbes

If you send scientists to the beach, they may come back with the next way to produce biofuels. But it takes a lot of collaboration along the way.

Episode 3: Microbial Warfare

From: Terrascope Radio
Series: Measuring Marine Microbes

It's like gang warfare, but with really tiny gang members. Some microbes provide their relatives with protection, emitting antibiotics that kill of...

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What To Do With Bayou Bienvenue?

From: WWNO
Series: What To Do With Bayou Bienvenue

The Lower 9th Ward's Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle of today is what is called a “ghost swamp”. Until the 1960s, it was a full of cypress trees, ...

Lueken’s Grocery Embracing 21st Century Ideas

From: Zach Wenzel

Brent Sicard, President and CEO of Lueken’s Village Foods grocery stores, announced plans for the local chain to grow and sell its own produce, as ...

1992 First Critical Mass Ride

From: Action Speaks Radio

Bicyclists take to the streets en mass in a fight over the ‘right to the city’.

Bought by KZMU Moab Community Radio, C89.5 - KNHC Seattle, KTSW 89.9, Northeast Indiana Public Radio, WXDU and more

Mountain gorillas save researchers from militia gunfire

From: Paula Kahumbu
Series: AFRICA'S WILDEST STORIES

Caption: Silverback Kabirizi, Credit: Paula Kahumbu

Fewer than 800 Mountain Gorillas remain making them one the world's most endangered species. For more than 20 years people around the world have be...