Where Are We Really? Radio Ecoshock returns. Analysis of climate by Paul Beckwith, U of Ottawa. Arnie Gundersen updates Fukushima leaks and radioactive plume in the Pacific. Radio Ecoshock 130911 1 hour.
Welcome back to the Fall 2013 season of Radio Ecoshock, broadcast on more than 70 college and community stations around the world.
This is Alex Smith. Big news continues to pour in from around the world. We've got a lineup of guests, experts and activists, waiting to make sense of it all.
Download the program here:
http://www.ecoshock.net/downloads/ES_130911_Show_LoFi.mp3
As I left for a break in July, I issued a special podcast on the global heat wave. If you missed that, join the thousands who download it from our web site at ecoshock.org or download it here:
http://archive.org/download/ESGlobalHeat/ES_Global_Heat.mp3
At the time of broadcast, the heat wasn't quite complete around the Northern Hemisphere. The Russian Arctic seemed still coolish, and no word from China, although Japan was suffering through record heat.
One week later, Siberia went into an extended heat alert with hundreds of fires. South East China went down to a killer heat wave, setting the highest coastal temperature records ever seen on the Pacific Coast of Asia.
In this new program, I talk extreme climate change with Paul Beckwith, postgrad climate teacher at University of Ottawa, Canada.
Meanwhile, the triple melt-down at Fukushima Japan has taken some new twists. Nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen of Fairewinds.com gives us the update.
Read the full article with all the news and links here:
http://www.ecoshock.info/2013/09/where-are-we-really-radio-ecoshock.html
Alex Smith
Radio Ecoshock
This is Alex Smith. Big news continues to pour in from around the world. We've got a lineup of guests, experts and activists, waiting to make sense of it all.
Download the program here:
http://www.ecoshock.net/downloads/ES_130911_Show_LoFi.mp3 As I left for a break in July, I issued a special podcast on the global heat wave. If you missed that, join the thousands who download it from our web site at ecoshock.org or download it here:
http://archive.org/download/ESGlobalHeat/ES_Global_Heat.mp3 At the time of broadcast, the heat wasn't quite complete around the Northern Hemisphere. The Russian Arctic seemed still coolish, and no word from China, although Japan was suffering through record heat.
One week later, Siberia went into an extended heat alert with hundreds of fires. South East China went down to a killer heat wave, setting the highest coastal temperature records ever seen on the Pacific Coast of Asia.
In this new program, I talk extreme climate change with Paul Beckwith, postgrad climate teacher at University of Ottawa, Canada.
Meanwhile, the triple melt-down at Fukushima Japan has taken some new twists. Nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen of Fairewinds.com gives us the update.
Read the full article with all the news and links here:
http://www.ecoshock.info/2013/09/where-are-we-really-radio-ecoshock.html Alex Smith
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