Ed Zahniser provides background on the passage and provisions of the Wilderness Act enacted in 1964. Ed is a retired writer and editor for the National Park Service. His father, Howard Zahniser was the principal architect of the Wilderness Act.
This broadcast is hosted by Joe Gray and broadcast from WSHC Shepherdstown at Shepherd University, Shepherdstown, WV.
Scientists discuss warming of the Arctic
The cascade of events that scientists expect to occur as a result of Arctic warming.
Dramatic weather changes, destabilization, sea level rise
Co-hosts: Joe Gray and Graham Smith-White
Guest: Bill Howley
Bill Howley discusses the state of WV coal and other fossil fuels, as well as transition to renewable energy sources.
Recorded from a broadcast at WSHC, Shepherd University, WV on July 19, 2014
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Host: Joe Gray
Guest: Than Hitt, Fish Biologist, Leetown Science Center, USGS
Recorded from Live Broadcast on WSHC Radio at Shepherd University, WV on July 19, 2014
Than Hitt discusses fish biology in rivers and streams in WV, including his recent publication which he co-authored with Doug Chambers entitled “Temporal Changes in taxonomic and functional diversity of fish assemblages downstream from mountain top mining” in the Journal, Freshwater Science.
WSHC Shepherd University Radio, Shepherdstown, WV, Broadcast on July 5, 2014
Host: Joe Gray
Guests: Jim and Ashley Cash
Woven Green band originators discuss their consciousness raising music.
Host: Joe Gray
Guests: Sean O’Leary, WV Business and Economic author, blogger State of My State; and George Gray Molina, UN Chief Economist for Latin America
Discussion of West Virginia economic issues and comparison with how similar issue have been managed in Latin America.
Broadcast on WSHC Shepherd University Radio, July 5, 2014
Host: Joe Gray
Guest: Billie Madert, Manager, Jefferson County Solid Waste
Discussion of the Jefferson County solid waste disposal and recycling program.
Hosts: Joe Gray and Kristen Dorsey
Guest: Jason Drevenak, President, North American Bushcraft School
Discussion of rewilding, primitive living, and survivalism skills. How to survive without the conventional umbilical cord to corporate and governmental support systems.
We know a lot about making war, but little about how to talk with our enemies. How does one build common ground with an enemy, or even one who has a dramatically different worldview than we? Who are the experts? What are the institutions? What are the procedures? What works? What doesn’t? Could climate change offer the opportunity for people to put down their weapons and work together to resolve issues that affect all mankind?
Solar Powered Roadways–Let’s Do It!
See “Economist” article describing this promising new concept to break our addiction to fossil fuels.
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