Environment Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

Environment Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

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Environment Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show episodes

  • Can One Have Meat and A Conscience Too?

    The right wing is heavily invested in the meat industry. After all, it has the essential components: dominance, violence, destruction of the planet. In his new provocative book: The Omnivore’s Deception: What We Get Wrong About Meat, Animals, and Ourselves,

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    1 hr
  • In Our Climate Threat, There Are Opportunities

    Many still think “We don’t have to deal with it now,” but a new report from the Union of Concern Scientists is titled “Looming Deadlines for Coastal Resilience” for a reason. As co-author Dr. Rachel Cleetus explains on this show,

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    1 hr
  • Miniforests as a Joyous Part of Class War

    The environmental movement is often derided as elitist. But as our guest Liza Featherstone of the New Republic and Jacobin magazines tells it, by planting wild miniforests there’s no such polarization. The ultra-rich may have their gated sanctuaries whereas miniforests

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    1 min
  • The Earth for Humanity: A How-To

    Another Earth Day has come and gone, and how are we doing? The 19th and 20th century systems of control of the earth have failed; there’s a connection between famines, global warming  and empire. Especially in the face of climate

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    1 hr
  • Seek Higher Ground: The Laws of Nature are Not Optional

    We’ve built all the dams we need and that nature can handle. Development in flood zones is still happening faster than more sustainable locations. In his new book; Seek Higher Ground, The Natural Solution to Our Urgent Flooding Crisis, award

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    58 min
  • Green? Not Hardly: Nuclear Power is Racist, Sexist, and Ageist.

    The comfort of colonial powers relied on them not seeing the damage to exploited nations. So it is with mining and milling the uranium for nuclear power. Victims then as now are people without power, indigenous populations which are health

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    1 hr
  • Using Comedy to Fight Climate Change

    Fun attracts people but let’s face it: environmentalists tend to be a dour bunch. Saving the planet is serious stuff. Average working people can get turned off. But what about dark comedy? We’ve seen where it works. On this show

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    58 min
  • Is Water Not a Human Right?

    The right says let the market be in charge. Privatizing and commodifying our essential human needs is OK with them. Should we just accept the normalization of hundreds of millions of plastic bottles, for corproate controlled water that is no

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    1 hr
  • More Democracy Can Prevent Climate Collapse of Civilization

    Phoenix may not last another 25 years. Whole countries will collapse. The issue is elite control, and that was why earlier civilizations: Chaco canyon, the Mayan culture, and Viking Greenland collapsed; average people had no say. On this show Professor

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    58 min
  • A Revolution in Public Power

    It took a lot of persistent steady heavy lifting but New York State now has a new democratically run power authority. Instead of the traditional for-profit monopolies, the public good will determine a greener, less expensive supply of electricity.

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    58 min