KSPB is celebrating 40 years at 91.9FM. From its modest beginning the year before as a 10 watt station at 91.5FM, KSPB expanded to 1000 watts at 91.9 in August 1979. This year, we celebrate four decades of our radio station and all the great memories yet to come.
Fossil fuel companies have spent decades casting doubt on climate science to protect their bottom line. Along with Amy Westervelt of Drilled, we trace how the corporate free speech argument is being used to defend climate misinformation. Sat/Sun at 10am on @climateone.
Many corporations are pledging to hit net zero emissions. But target dates may be far in the future, and definitions of “net” can be slippery. How can consumers, investors and policy leaders distinguish between greenwashing and meaningful action?
Sat/Sun at 10am on @climateone.
President Biden’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will pour billions of dollars into highways and bridges, public transit, rail and EV infrastructure, water supplies and broadband internet. But does it go far enough on climate priorities? Sat/Sun @ 10am on @climateone.
After two weeks of negotiations, presentations and protests in Glasgow, COP26 is a wrap. Sat/Sun @ 10am on @climateone, a conversation about what was achieved and what failed, who was heard and who was ignored, at the biggest climate conference of the year.
Climate scientist @KHayhoe says we should start conversations from the heart, not the head, in order to drive action on climate change. By talking about climate, we can help ourselves and others understand why it matters — and what we can do about it. Sat&Sun@10am on @climateone.
"Modern water infrastructure has re-plumbed the planet,” says @G_Boccaletti. But the story of water is not technological, it is political. What can 10,000 years of human history with water teach us about handling this essential element in a #ClimateCrisis? On @climateone at 10am.
What does a feminist climate renaissance look like? Authors @ayanaeliza and @DrKWilkinson advocate for resolving the climate crisis by first addressing the systems that fueled it - racism, capitalism and patriarchy. Sat & Sun at 10am on @climateone.
A former coal miner turned environmentalist says grassroots activists are best suited to motivate citizens in the fight to confront climate disruption. This morning at 10am on @climateone
How can climate stories (fiction and otherwise) help us reckon with our changing environment? Do we need a new climate narrative — a road map for reimagining how we understand and take action to solve the climate emergency? Today at 10AM on @climateone.
As we think about a transfer of U.S. presidential power, what can we learn about how other types of power are shaping our climate and our future? @Jamie_Margolin and Dr. Dorceta Taylor, this weekend on @climateone. Sat & Sun at 10AM.
“Who's going to come to a public hearing and speak out against the utility or oil company that is basically funding their entire budget?” says @ivanlpenn of @nytimes. Listen to "The Dirty Dilemma" on @climateone Sat & Sun at 10AM
What can the spread of coronavirus teach us about the spread of climate change? With increased human development encroaching into wildlife areas, should communities be preparing for more pandemics? Sat & Sun at 10am on @climateone
More and more corporations are going green to stay in the green, realizing that protecting the planet can also protect their business. And innovative companies are “going circular” by transforming how their products are designed, used, and remade. Sat & Sun at 10am on @climateone
"Your money is not just sitting in the vaults of your bank...it's being leveraged over and over again for the economy that we don't want. There's a lot that you're doing maybe passively with your cash." explains @amandaravenhill, today & tomorrow at 10AM on @climateone.
Quote of the Week 3/9/20
Presented by: Lil Sterni.
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away." (Maya Angelou)
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Does solving climate change mean re-thinking old top-down approaches and embracing big change? A half-century after the first Earth Day, some environmental advocates argue it’s time to challenge some of our basic assumptions about climate action. Big Ideas on @climateone at 10am.
Tobacco, drug, gun and fossil fuel companies have all been brought into court for knowingly causing public harm with their products. Should corporations be held liable for harmful outcomes like mass shootings, the opioid crisis, and climate change? 10AM Sat & Sun on @climateone.
After natural disasters, should rebuild or retreat? How do we make communities more resilient for our changing future? This weekend, on @climateone. Sat & Sun at 10AM.