ZeroW's Big Impact from Tim Oey, Cycling Earth Advocate

Mid-way along his marathon cycling trip from CA to MA, Tim Oey is educating humans of all ages about: Oceans, Plastic, Climate Change and Kids. His two wheeling fleet travel mode packs everything he needs, with (as is his life practice) ZERO WASTE. Tim's stop here with KDHX Earthworms followed three talks this morning at our neighboring Performing Arts Academy. He's on track for his goal of 180 talks in 95 days. Some are presentations, many are conversations. All are likely - as you can hear - thoughtful, encouraging, and gently intense about serious stuff. Music: Magic 9, performed live at KDHX by Infamous Stringdusters Thanks to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms Green-living engineer. Related Earthworms Conversations: David Henry, Climate Walker (Dec 2015) Brian Ettling's Climate Change Advocacy Marches On! (Oct 2018) Climate: A New Story with Charles Eisenstein (Nov 2018)

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