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In this episode I speak to Rachel Platin, who is an expert on the application of the “Cradle to Cradle” (C2C) concept. Rachel works as the Projects & Scientific Director at the EPEA where she helps companies and other organizations to apply the C2C methodology to their products & systems. Cradle to Cradle is method for creating, […]
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In this episode I speak to Chris Kerston, a holistic “beyond organic” farmer who now works with The Savory Institute promoting farming methods that can heal the land from the damage done by conventional farming practices. These practices can help to undo the damage we’ve done that is leading to climate change. You can also listen […]
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On this episode, I interview Lauren Singer, a 23 year old New Yorker whose passion for sustainability has driven her to lead a trash-free life. Lauren actively blogs at TrashIsForTossers.com and is launching her company The Simply Co, where she’ll sell a line of environmentally friendly cleaning products, starting with laundry detergent. You can also listen […]
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In this episode I speak to Simon Lamb who produced the documentary Thin Ice about the science behind climate change. Simon has a PHD in Geology from Cambridge University, was at Oxford University for 22 years, and currently teaches geophysics at Victoria University of Wellington. He’s been involved in a large number of science documentaries […]
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Episode #2! In this episode I speak to David Lavallee, who is an expert on the environmental impact of the mining of the oil sands in Alberta in Canada. David has created a documentary on that topic called White Water, Black Gold. You can also listen to it in iTunes. In this episode we discuss […]
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Episide #1 has launched! For this episode I was fortunate enough to interview Captain Charles Moore of Algalita.org who has been researching and building awareness about the issue of plastic in the oceans for nearly 20 years. He’s appeared on David Letterman, The Colbert Report, Nightline, and has been featured in Rolling Stone, the Wall […]
