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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2026 · 28 MIN

Mostly Good Environmental News #23 Update

from Mostly Good Environmental News · host Lenny Librizzi

Good Environmental News Stories highlighting positive things happening in the environment. Collaborators Dominique Borel, Charlie Olson, Mark LaTour, Jim Scarcella and Lenny Librizzi share stories about a bipartisan effort in Texas to save Big Bend National Park, New technology to detect forest fires early enough to prevent large scale fires, How the Phoenix Fund is helping endangered species, The Environmental benefits fof Farmers markets, Senator Mark Frist speaking about how environmental health improves human health, Replanting trees in Newfoundland after damage from Moose and how Minnesota has blocked all mining in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Oh and there is a River Otter living in the Bronx River. Timeline Intro - 0:00 - 1:30 Saving Big Bend National Park - 1:34 - 5:42 Preventing Wildfires - 5:57 - 11:23 Phoenix Fund Helping Endangered Species - 11:36 - 18:42 Farmers Markets - 18:45 - 22:01 Senator Frist on Environmental Health Improving Human Health - 22:14 - 24:09 Minnesota bans Mining in the Boundary Waters - 24:13 - 25:14 Newfoundland replanting forests destroyed by Moose - 25:19 - 27:28

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