Sinopsis
Water Environment: Lakes, Rivers, Oceans, Seas, Groundwater, Wells - Water Conservation, Water Sustainability, Water Preservation, Water Ecology, and other H2O Environmental IssuesContact info: Clean@h2opodcast.com or 206-984-3260; http://H2Opodcast.com
Episodios
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OF01 "One Forest, Three Countries" - Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 34min"One Forest, Three Countries: Forecasting Deforestation and Economic Impact of Roads in the Mayan Forest" by Dalia Amor, PhD Candidate, Nicholas School of the Environment: Duke University. Date: Wednesday, Jan 31st, 2007. Contact info: http://H2Opodcast.com; Clean@H2Opodcast.com; 206-339-4134
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AR02 "Sustainable River and Fresh Water Management" by Peter Gleick; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 17minAndrew Fahlund, Vice President for Conservation at American Rivers Organization (http://www.americanrivers.org), recently sat down with Dr. Gleick to discuss the challenge of managing our rivers and other freshwater resources in a sustainable way.
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"Water Use, Water Attitudes and Water Conservation with Emphasis on Composting Toilets"; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 22minThis is a look at water use, water attitudes and water conservation with emphasis on composting toilets.
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"Droplets" Professor Mike Young - Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 13minEwart Shaw Education Producer at Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM interviews Professor Mike Young of the University of Adelaide about his on line publication "Droplets." Mike Young is Professor of Water Economics and Management at the University of Adelaide. Every few weeks, Mike writes a droplet describing an innovative policy option that he has heard about. Droplets are designed to catalyse innovation and drive policy debate. To receive an email when the next droplet is released send an email to droplets@adelaide.edu.au To read past droplets go to http://www.myoung.net.au
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GL04 "On The Brink: The Great Lakes in the 21st Century" by Dave Dempsey; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 19minDave Dempsey discusses the national and global significance of the Great Lakes, which contain 18% of the world's available surface fresh water. Contact Information: http://H2Opodcast.com or Clean@H2Opodcast.com or 206-339-4134
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"Will Water Become The Next Oil?"
01/10/2006 Duración: 59minHere on Earth: Radio Without Borders with Jean Feraca - A Wisconsin Public Radio program and podcast. The program is very informative and offers indepth interviews in the following categories: Arts and Music, Culture and Society, Environment, Films, Food, Initiatives, Literature and Poetry, Politics and Religion, Science and Technology, and World Citizens. Please go to their webpage to find a complete listing of many high quality audio programs: http://www.wpr.org/hereonearth/ Also subscribe to the podcast via their RSS feed: http://www.wpr.org/hereonearth/podcast/rss.xml
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Ocean Wave and Tidal Energy Conversion by Roger Bedard Part 3; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 30minWave and tidal energy conversion discussion
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Ocean Wave and Tidal Energy Conversion by Roger Bedard Part 2; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 30minWave and tidal energy conversion discussion
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Ocean Wave and Tidal Energy Conversion by Roger Bedard Part 1; Clean@H2Opodcast.com
01/10/2006 Duración: 30minWave and tidal energy conversion discussion
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WK02 "Tour de Neuse"
01/10/2006 Duración: 28minThe Neuse Riverkeepers will give a brief presentation on their roles and responsibilities as Riverkeepers. Afterwards, take a virtual tour down the Neuse River. This past spring, Larry Baldwin, the Lower Neuse Riverkeeper and Dean completed their 270 mile Tour de Neuse - a 3 week journey down the Neuse River. See rare and beautiful images of the Neuse River. Visit NeuseRiver.org for Tour de Neuse daily journals, pictures and maps.