Episodes
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Village Green - 3/5/2012
Culture and community sustainability through the arts; guest Paul Nagle.
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Village Green - 2/13/2012
Social activism, social change, using wisdom to make a difference; guest Sunny Armer, member of the activist group The Raging Grannies.
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Village Green - 2/6/2012
Hydrofracking in the Delaware Basin; guest Jonathan Ben Gordon, Cantor of Woodlands Community Temple.
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Village Green - 1/30/2012
Ossining Organic Garden, the Cornell Co-op Extension, eco-art and sustainable landscape design; guest Donna Sharrett, a master gardener who helped organize and now runs the Ossining Organic Community Garden.
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Village Green - 1/23/2012
Hudson River water quality; guest John Lipscomb, boat captain for Riverkeeper.
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Village Green - 1/16/2012
Cleantech, Energy Trading, and Energy Efficiency; guest Dan Unter, corporate and technology attorney.
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Village Green - 1/9/2012
Sustainability education and environmental literacy programs.
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Village Green - 1/2/2012
How herbal remedies can be used to promote personal health and help to remove toxins within our bodies and in the water we drink and the air we breathe; guest Bonnie Rogers.
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Village Green - 12/26/2011
Home energy efficiency, comprehensive home energy assessments; guest Thomas Bregman, Director of Energize Bedford.
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Village Green - 12/19/2011
Better School Food and Slow Food, as well as what ties food security, climate change, the economy, and peak oil together; guest Dr. Susan Rubin, Founder of Better School Food and Slow Food Westchester.
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Village Green - 12/12/2011
Adventures in eco-conversion — ways to reduce your environmental impact; guest Colin Beavan of the No Impact Project.
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Village Green - 12/5/2011
How meditative music in the form of Vedic chants are used to grow crops, and the connection between spirituality and sustainability; guests Elizabeth Taggart and Sam Katz.
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Village Green - 11/28/2011
Legal challenge to Indian Point Nuclear Plant’s license renewal, status of G.E.’s clean-up of the Hudson River, and Riverkeeper’s continued work to protect the drinking water of nine million New York City and Hudson Valley residents; guest Phillip Musegaas, Hudson River Program Director,...
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