Host Joe DeMare talks about his adventures on the ice at Metzger Marsh and how one cold snap does not disprove global warming. Next he interviews Brett Hartl from the Center for Biological Diversity about Trump's anti-environmental executives orders that "threaten all life on Earth." Rebecca Wood takes on an examination of the environmental impacts of peanut brittle. Ecological News includes a new funding scheme for solar power in Texas and the UK finally admitting defeat and giving up on spent nuclear fuel "recycling." They are turning "recycled" plutonium back into waste to be buried. 

Hosts Joe DeMare and Rebecca Wood talk about their experiences in Washington DC at the People's March. Then he interviews Stephany Seay from Roam Free Nation about the Governor of Montana suing Yellowstone so that he can kill more bison. Rebecca's segment discusses watersheds. Ecological News includes more HB6 indictments and a UK proposal that all new construction have solar roofs.

Hosts Joe DeMare and Rebecca Woods talk about the terrible fires raging in California and ask the question, "How has your belief in global warming changed your behaivour at all?" Rebecca then tells us about the origin of Santa Ana winds. Ecological News includes China crushing its EV goals and failing (thankfully) at expanding its nuclear fleet. Also, Explosions at fracking pads near Ohio parks, millions of Ohio chickens dying from bird flu, and a breakthrough in massless energy storage. 

Joe DeMare narrates a review of some of the best interviews of 2024, the fifth fantastic year of "For A Green Future.' Interviews include:  Leona Morgan of Haul No; Ziwhen Ma from the National Renewable Energy Labs; Linda Seeley with Mothers for Peace; and Deepa Pedmenabba from Greenpeace.

Host Joe DeMare talks about why nobody talks about the weather anymore. Next he interviews Daniel Simons from Greenpeace about an important win in their legal battles with big oil. Rebecca Wood talks about weird, blob headed, catfish and other creatures new to science recently discovered in Peru. Ecological News includes great news from the UK, where wind power is breaking records, and Norway abandons its plans to sterilize the deep ocean, for now.

Host Joe DeMare talks about his trip to Washington DC to volunteer with the anti-nuclear organization NIRS. He shares his observations of history of battling the nuclear industry and his eco-observations made during the train ride to and from DC. Rebecca Wood talks about the "Feast of the Seven Fishes" which has its roots in Italian culture, but is a "tradition" that only began in the 1980s. Ecological News includes France finally connecting its Flamanville nuke to the grid, 12 years late and 13 Billion Euros over budget, and massive increases in wind and solar energy around the world.

Host Joe DeMare takes a deep look at Ohio's HB 308 which declares coal, nukes, and fracking "clean." He places it in the larger context of Ohio's uniquely corrupt government. Rebecca Wood tells us all about Australia's adorable "possum bunnies" the bilby. Ecological News includes EV sales up and "left handed" bacteria that can eat every living thing on earth. 

Host Joe DeMare talks about seeing a beautiful vision of the future in Cleveland, driving through a lake effect snowstorm, and what the Universe is trying to tell us about energy. Next he interviews Pat Marida about HB 308, which is the a bill that declares nuclear, coal, and methane to be "clean" energy sources. UPDATE the Ohio Senate Energy Committee voted to send HB 308 to the Senate for a full vote on 12/10 Rebecca Wood tells us all about llamas. Almost all good news in the Ecological News segment, including the world's largest heat pump coming online and South Africa's High Court banning future coal plants.  

Host Joe DeMare talks about his eco-observation on a trip to Colorado including droughts, Sandhill cranes and wind turbines. Next he interviews Dr. Andy Hoffman about the ways culture influences people's beliefs about global warming. Rebecca Wood talks about World AIDS Day, and the ecological ramifications. Ecological News includes weird world weather and Global Witness's annual report on environmental activists who've been martyred for protecting the environment. 

Host Joe DeMare talks about global warming and rolling a giant Earth ball in the Bowling Green Holiday Parade. This is the 300th Episode of our show, and also our special Thanksgiving episode. We talk with Philip Yenyo head of the American Indian Movement of Ohio about gratitude and humans relations with the natural world and each other. Next, Rebecca Wood talks about Haifa and the Bahai faith. Ecological News includes Biden's trip to the Amazon, permafrost releasing mercury and causing suicides, and another HB6 update!!!