WWUH Archives: Radio Ecoshock with Alex Smith - Voices in a Fog of Extreme Climate

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Original Aired:
Monday, February 17th, 2014
8:00PM to 9:00PM

Duration:
1 hour

Posted:
Monday, February 17th, 2014 8:05PM

Tags:
alex earth radio young first climate change mother smith ecoshock thomas bates paradise extreme meteorological noaa peterson neil lokka jonathan lot tar sands nations


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Episode: Radio Ecoshock with Alex Smith - Voices in a Fog of Extreme Climate

From the Radio Ecoshock website:
Thomas Peterson from World Meteorological Organization and NOAA on science of extreme weather events hitting us. Jonathan Bates, co-author of "Paradise Lot" on permaculture on a small lot in New England.
Whether you are freezing in North America, drowning in Britain, or roasting in Australia, extreme weather is hard to miss.
Thomas Peterson leads a team of scientists studying the role of climate change in messing with our weather. We talk about the drought of 2012 in the States, Hurricane Sandy, wild rainfall in Britain and N. Australia, and more.

Then to solutions. Jonathan Bates and his co-conspirator Eric Toensmeier turned an unpromising small lot in Holyoke Massachusetts in "Paradise Lot". It's famous small-scale homestead of permaculture. You could do it too.
Plus new music from Neil Young, "Mother Earth" recorded live on his recent Honour the Treaties" tour, against the Tar Sands and damage to First Nations people.
You'll also hear a short remix by Alex of "Into the Blue", sung by Lokka.

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