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Hitman for the Kindness Club, with Captain Paul Watson
For uncounted millennia, the creatures of the world’s ocean have been hunted, captured and killed by human beings. For most of that history, however,...
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Why are some people so up in arms about CEQA? with Professor Deborah Sivas, Stanford Law School
What do you know about CEQA, the California Environmental Quality Act, passed in 1970 and signed into law by then-Governor Ronald Reagan? For more...
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How Kinship Practices Could Foster New Relations between Humans and Nature, with Prof. Rosalind Warner
The Rights of Nature is one way to rethink the relationships between humans and Nature, but are there other ways to think about those...
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Does Nature have Rights? with Katie Surma of Inside Climate News
More than 50 years ago, Christopher Stone, a UCLA law professor, wrote a groundbreaking book Should Trees Have Standing? in which he argued for...
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When Public Works is Homeland Security, with Jackie McCloud
When is the safety, health and well-being of people a concern for homeland security? Jackie McCloud, Watsonville’s Environmental Sustainability Manager in Public Works, has...
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Can Green Manure Cover Crops End Drought in Africa? With Roland Bunch
Join Host Ronnie Lipschutz for a conversation with Roland Bunch, who has worked in agricultural development for more than half a century in more...