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Join us for an hour of LOVE [Ideas we love, songs we love, food we love, people we love]. Dear friend Kerry Duggan of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters gives us her “political week in review” and Emily Plews tells us how to put the compassion back in commerce!
As always, we’ll be servin’ up our weekly Toxic Tangent, What’s in Season and Fish Ain’t Biting!
Listen and Love.
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Results from a study conducted by UM graduate students linking recent increases in ethanol production to past and future loss of prairie grasslands and wildlife populations graced the national news in January and generated considerable backlash from industry groups, including the Renewable Fuels Association.
Join us this week on It’s Hot in Here as we talk science, species and scandal with two of the study’s co-authors Becca Brooke and Aviva Glasser.
As always, we promise all the environmental news, eclectic grooves, and comical commentary you need to start your week of green!
Special thanks to engineer/unintentional DJ Shannon Brines on this (and every) episode.
Listen live:
Monday February 1st from 12-1 on 88.3 WCBN-FM- Ann Arbor,
or online at www.wcbn.org/listen.html
Listen Later:
anytime at www.wcbn.org/hotinhere
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Join us for a special tribute to the good Doctor Martin Luther King Jr.
Featuring LIVE MUSIC from Matt & Jen 2010
Ekta Kothari from Project Survival Media joins us to chat about her fantastic documentary work at the Copenhagen Climate talks featured here on the Huffington Post.
Carrie Rheingans from UM’s School of Public Health and School of Social Work updates us on UM’s Haiti Relief Efforts. For more info, join the email list in the UM Directory; [email protected]; also check out the blog at UMHaitiRelief.wordpress.com, or follow UMHaitiRelief on twitter.
Professor Extraordinaire Dr. Dorecta Taylor joins us to talk about her new book The Environment and the People in American Cities: 1600s-1900s. Professor Taylor will be discussing and signing copies of her book at the Borders in Ann Arbor (State&Liberty) on January 29 at 7pm.
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Make the most of the shortest day of the year with your friends at It’s Hot in Here!
Emily Joyce Plews makes it exxxtra hot in the WCBN studios, our Washington correspondent Brian Lipinski gives us a less gloomy run down on Copenhagen, we talk seven fish, oranges, how to green your holidays and give a run down on the top environmental stories of the year. Listen closely? Can you catch this week’s FCC violation?
Happy Holidays and take time to make the most of the “naughties” before they expire….
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Join us this week on It’s Hot in Here for a lively conversation and LIVE music with SNRE’s own David Jude. Dr Jude discovered the round goby in 1990 and has dedicated his career to understanding the introduction and impacts of this and other pernicious Great Lakes aquatic invaders.
We’ll also give a pre-Copenhagen pep talk, serve up our weekly side dishes and lay down some titillating tunes to start your week off green.
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This week IHIH talks turkey [and fish] with Dr. James Diana, Professor @ SNRE and Director of Michigan Sea Grant. Listen in to catch the latest news, reel in the skinny on sustainable seafood and hear the hottest musical hooks of the thanksgiving season.
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Listen up ya’ll,
Tune into It’s Hot in Here, (Ann Arbor’s own biweekly dose of environmental news, eclectic grooves and exxxpertise for the sustainable set) for a conversation with Ahmina Maxey and Rocio Valerio of the East Michigan Environmental Action Council. Hear about their fantastic Motor City Mentoring, Clean Air Programs and details on the upcoming US Social Forum in Detroit in 2010 today from 12-1.
Also Today:
Updates on the Senate version of the Climate Bill with Jesse Worker
Your sustainable fish of the week with Gina G
What’s in Season with Rachel Chadderdon
Paul Explains the Smart Grid with Paul Mansoor
What’s up with Salvage Logging? with George Bekris
Links
East Michigan Environmental Action Council – http://emeac.org/
Alliance for Healthy Air campaign – http://allianceforhealthyair.org/
United States Social Forum – http://ussf2010.org/
Links
East Michigan Environmental Action Council – http://emeac.org/
Alliance for Healthy Air campaign – http://allianceforhealthyair.org/
United States Social Forum – http://ussf2010.org/
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Join us Monday, October 12 from noon to 1.
A Greener UM: Students Lead the Way To Sustainability
With special guests from the U of M Student Sustainability Initiative and call-ins from Brian Lipinski and Jesse Worker
