#1242: Green Mountain Energy

green-mountain-energy-doug-semmesDoug Semmes, Director of the New York Market of Green Mountain Energy, is a green power pioneer who is moving to change the way power is distributed.Green Mountain Energy is the nation’s longest serving renewable energy retailer. Become a green energy consumer and reduce your carbon footprint. Listen in and find out how. It’s good to be green.

 

 

 

 

 

#1242: Green Mountain Energy

#1238: Food and Water Watch

Alex-Beauchamp-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenAlex Beauchamp, North East Regional Director of Food and Water Watch. Learn about food security and issues affecting clean water.

 

 

 

 

 

 

#1238: Food and Water Watch

#1234: JK Canepa of New York Climate Action Group

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JK Canepa, co-founder of the New York Climate Action group is today’s guest. JK and I chat amongst the willow leaves in a beautiful tree house, located at the Community Garden on 5th Street in the East Village. We talk about Deep Ecology, hydrofracking and how we can stop the city from using tropical wood from the rain forest on many NYC projects. Like proper naturalists, we      also talk to the squirrels and spot a bunny rabbit. Tune in and be one with nature.

 

 

#1234: JK Canepa of New York Climate Action Group

#1222: David Braun of United for Action

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Features David Braun, President and Co-Founder of United For Actionand the National Grassroots Coalition

 

 

 

#1222: David Braun of United for Action

#1107: Eric Weltman of Food & Water Watch

Eric-Weltman-Food-and-Water-Watch-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenFeatures Eric Weltman, senior organizer for Food & Water Watch, talks about the consequences of fracking.

 

 

#1107: Eric Weltman of Food & Water Watch