Dave interviews veteran environmental activist Jim Harding about the historical developments that have brought Saskatchewan to where it is now. Part 1 of 2.

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Naomi chats with Kim and Jenna from Loraas about waste reduction, particularly dangerous goods and hazardous materials.

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Rachel, Hayley and Justin chat about their part of the Future of Coal project, Bridging the Gap, through which they're actively engaging with coal-producing communities in the province. In this first part, they chat about how their early efforts are shifting their perspectives.Note - this was originally billed as part 1 of 2, but technical issues got the best of us; even the sound quality on this recording is relatively poor. New recordings covering some of the same ground as this one (but updated and including new content) were recorded in November 2018 (see https://soundcloud.com/climatejusticesaskatoon/from-the-ground-up-ep-103-phasing-out-coal-in-sk)

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Reclaim Alberta has a plan to clean up Alberta's thousands of inactive oil and gas wells, making the land safe for local people, reducing fugitive emissions of powerful greenhouse gas methane, and providing employment for skilled workers in the oil patch. Mark interviews RA's Regan Boychuk about this plan.

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Steve Heinrichs is the director for Indigenous-settler relations with Mennonite Church Canada. He was recently arrested in Burnaby in a non-violent action opposing the TransMountain pipeline. In this episode, Mark interviews him about his reasons and his experience.

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Naomi chats with Maygen Kardash, the blogger behind Sneakers & Lipstick, about how to reduce your "clothing footprint".Check out: https://www.sneakersandlipstick.com/

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Justin chats with Jenalene Antony and Candace Savage from Wild About Saskatoon about the recent and wildly successful Nature City Festival! 2018 was the 6th year for the annual celebration of nature in the city. Hear about their highlights from the week long slate of events, some of the advocacy work they've been a part of, and what to expect in the year to come!

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The recent Prairie Issue of Briarpatch Magazine features an article entitled "Socializing and decolonizing Saskatchewan's oil," in which co-authors Emily Eaton and David Gray-Donald look at the history of SaskOil, a former crown corporation with a stake in the provincial oil industry, and what reviving it could mean today.In this episode we chat with Emily about the idea of a new SaskOil.Artwork from Briarpatch is by Amanda Etches.

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Justin and Mark chat about the Kinder Morgan TransMountain pipeline just in advance of the federal government's announcement that they intend to purchase it and build the expansion. We touch on some major myths surrounding the pipeline and discuss the still-growing resistance.

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Justin chats with Sheri Benson, Member of Parliament for Saskatoon West, about provincial and federal jurisdiction, environmental assessments, Linda Duncan's proposed Environmental Bill of Rights, the Kinder Morgan pipeline dispute, and more.

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