The Labor/Environment connection is discussed on this special Labor Day edition of For A Green Future. We get some great calls and Joe does his Pete Seeger impersonation.

Fires in the equatorial rainforest, AND in the tundra spell bad news for the planet. Joe gets attacked by bees and ruminates on the loss of insects on the planet. Rebecca talks about public transportation Vs. poverty. Letter from the future, and nice call from Cindy.

Trump's insane plan to gut the Endangered Species Act. Also updates on HB6 and Bowling Green's plastic bag ban. A letter from the future and the Algae bloom on Lake Erie! All this and more as Joe does a solo turn at the mic.

Ocean currents and how they keep the planet habitable. Joe and Rebecca discuss the evidence that ocean currents are stopping because of global warming and talk about the "Waterworld" Apocalypse Vs. "The Day After Tomorrow" Apocalypse. Drama on HB6, Russian nuclear powered rocket disaster, and the letter from the future.

Diane D'Arrigo from NIRS is our guest as we discuss the plan to irradiate you by hauling high level radioactive wastes to centralized "temporary" storage in the south. Also, no-till ag and algae blooms, shark week, an update on HB6, and the letter from the future

Adaptation to climate change versus ending carbon pollution first, then Harvey Wasserman! The man who created the phrase "No Nukes!" and host of "Solartopia!" on PRN joins us to talk about the evils of nuclear power and shares some history of the anti-nuclear movement. The letter from the future and update on passage of HB6.

Jim Witer talks about the health benefits of being out in Nature. Also: an update on HB6; heat deaths in the far North; a very dramatic letter from the future; and the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon.

Right to Repair is discussed briefly, as our hoped for guest never materializes. Our new Co-Host, Rebecca Wood, helps fill in the gaps beautifully. Chernobyl voles, our hardwired love of Nature, HB6, trying to buy a hybrid in the US, and many other topics are covered.

"Nature is the Infrastructure of Freedom!" Joe discusses how the American Revolution would have failed without the healthy ecosystems of North America to support the Continental Army. Carol calls in about plastic recycling. A short Letter From the Future, and an update on HB6.

A show about Joe. This is a pre-recorded show, because Joe was out of town and couldn't do the show live. Joe describes some of the experiences that he's had over decades as an environmental activist. Standing Rock, the People's Climate March, and other interesting and exciting events.