This podcast tracks the audio archives for “Eco Radio KC” show. EcoRadio KC explores our interdependence with the rest of the world, showing the connections between the ways we choose to live and the health of the whole community of life.
Cultivate KC brings in some local farmers to talk about this years biannual Urban Farms Tour. http://www.cultivatekc.org/urbangrowntour/about-tour.html http://www.urbangrowntour.com/
Local activist, Winston Apple recently went for training at Al Gore's Climate Reality Project. He'll share what he learned on tonight's program. http://climaterealityproject.org/
Sound from Saturday's March Against Monsanto, and Monday's Memorial Day walk from the old Kansas City Weapons Plant to the new one, culminating in a die-in at the new facility. Featuring Julian Carrier, Moses Brings Plenty, Maurice Copeland.
Nancy Karon Tripp, Heather Marie, and Jay Canter discuss GMOs and the local March Against Monsanto event.
On April 22nd, scores of environmentalists descended upon the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City. They lobbied their representatives, and held a huge rally. Your intrepid reporter, Natural E was on hand to record the proceedings.
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN BIODIVERSITY, ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL WORLDVIEW BIODIVERSITY: The variety of Earth’s species, or varying life forms; the genes they contain; the ecosystems they live in; and the ecosystem processes of energy flow and nutrient cycling that sustain all life. FOUR COMPONENTS OF BIODIVERSITY: Species, functional, genetic and ecological diversity. BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION...
The show will detail the process of visualizing a community based garden at the Hotel, then the planning, staffing, designing, and implementation phases of such a project, and then we will end with a discussion of the value of business, community, & public school relationships in the environmental world, along...
Rachel Vaughn and Melissa Freiburger discuss the Sunrise Project and the work that they're doing in Douglas County, Kansas. www.sunriseprojectks.org
