Sarah talks about the Climate Justice Saskatoon event, "Grassroots Voices Welcome the Premiers," that occurred from July 8 to 11, 2019 during the Conference of the Confederation meeting of Canadian premiers and territorial leaders In Saskatoon.

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Justin chats with Saima Desai, editor of Briarpatch Magazine, about their recent Just Transition special issue - how and why it was conceived, the sorts of solutions it features, and the ways it's inspiring organizers across the country.Find out more at https://briarpatchmagazine.comPhoto: Cover art by Lauren Crazybull

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Sarah talks with Penny McKinley from EcoFriendly Sask (http://www.ecofriendlysask.ca/) and Jan Shadick from Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation (http://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/) about co-existing with beavers in urban and rural Saskatchewan. Songs originally aired with this episode on CFCR 90.5FM are "Natural Man Does Not Exist" by Beaver Nelson and "Muskrat Candlelight" by Willis Alan Ramsey. Photo provided by Andrew McKinley.

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Justin, Rachel & Hayley provide an update on the Bridging the Gap project, which began with interviews of coal workers and other residents of Estevan and Coronach about phasing out coal - among other things - in the spring of 2018, and which recently saw the team returning to those communities for workshops with community members. The project has largely been based on building relationships between us and folks in coal-producing communities, which we chat about here.You can find an introduction to this work here: https://soundcloud.com/climatejusticesaskatoon/the-future-of-coal-in-sk-bridging-the-gapsPhoto: Justin, Hayley & Rachel in Coronach

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Matthew Braun is in studio to introduce us to the Nature Conservancy of Canada: who they are, what they do, and how they are working to protect and conserve native grasslands in Saskatchewan.

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Justin and Courtney chat about the recent Green New Deal town hall meeting in Saskatoon, part of a national effort at formulating a Canadian Green New Deal from the ground up, along with some background about the Green New Deal effort.

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Justin chats with Sean Kheraj, Associate Professor of Canadian & Environmental History at York University, and the director and editor-in-chief of NiCHE - the Network in Canadian History and Environment.Sean is researching the history of the development and consequences of pipelines in Canada, including their regulation, opposition, and accidents.You can learn more about this research at http://seankheraj.comNOTE: Apologies for the audio glitches near the end of the show where our tracks overlapped each other!

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Sarah and Meg Dorwart discuss living zero waste, recycling, and her upcoming event on where to start with household waste reduction at J.S. Wood Branch Library on May 23, 2019 at 7:00 pm. Find event details on Meg's Facebook page, fckwaste, and follow her on Instagram @fckwaste for great zero waste content! This track excludes music originally aired with the show on CFCR 90.5, "Planet B" by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and "We Become Our Own Wolves" by Rae Spoon, to avoid copyright infringement.

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Glenn sits down again with Jason MacLean, Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Law, for part 2 of a 2-part discussion about the carbon pricing Reference Case and the ways in which court challenges are being used to "weaponize the Constitution."

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Glenn chats with Jason MacLean, Assistant Professor in the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan, about the recent Reference Case on carbon pricing in Saskatchewan. On May 3rd the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal ruled that carbon pricing is constitutional.This is part 1 of a 2 part conversation between Glenn and Jason.

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