Sea Change Radio Sustainability Innovators

Sea Change is a a nationally syndicated weekly radio show and podcast covering the shift to social, environmental, and economic sustainability. This is an ongoing series about sustainability innovators.

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Environment
Gary Nabhan: Seeds of Change
Our guest this week on Sea Change Radio, Gary Nabhan, has taken the fight to the corporate seed merchants through the local food movement and seed saving community. The Director of the Center for Regional Food Studies at the University of Arizona, Nabhan believes that a healthy food system is a biodiverse food system.
Environment
Zoe Weil: Sustainable Education, Part II
Education & Workforce Development
Zoe Weil: Sustainable Education
What's the purpose of schooling? Reading, writing and 'rithmetic, right? Well, our guest today begs to differ.
Environment
Leaving The Station: John Rennie Short on Public Transit
AI & Technology
Alexandria Sage on Self-Driving Vehicles
The glamour of the limousine is undeniable - who wouldn't want to be shuttled about town without a care in the world? Traffic, parking, sobriety?
Energy & Infrastructure
MIT Team Turning Fumes Into Fuel
You know that sick feeling when you look at a smokestack belching noxious gases into the air? Well, what if you knew that the gas waste coming from that smokestack was getting turned into a usable, liquid fuel? That’s the technology that an MIT professor, Gregory Stephanopoulos, and his colleagues are working on and so far, the results have been quite promising.
Energy & Infrastructure
Desalination: Is It Time to Drink the Pacific?
Transforming ocean water into potable drinking water seems so remarkably cool on so many levels.
Environment
Methane Disdain
Along with the Affordable Care Act, the Clean Power Plan may end up being one of President Obama’s signature accomplishments. We learned recently, though, about the US Supreme Court’s potential role in determining the fate of the plan.
Environment
Tim Dickinson: Sunshine State In The Dark
Think about the sunniest states in the U.S. Florida, the place that calls itself “the sunshine state” is sure to come to mind. Indeed, the solar industry considers Florida to be the state with the third greatest rooftop solar potential in the country. So the place must be almost totally off the grid at this point, right? Well, no.
Environment
Alex Camacho: Supreme Court Climate

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