Oct. 7, 2021 The Water Resource Center at Minnesota State Mankato. It plays a critical role in collecting data that impact water quality across the state and beyond. WRC  Associate Director, Kimberly Musser talks about the work being done.

Sept. 30. 2021 What is Climate Justice? KMSU's Karen Wright talked with Charissa Verdoorn, Outreach & Policy Manager with Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light about its efforts to get communities of faith to take action to protect the planet and ensure a healthy life for all people.

September 16, 2021 Two Mankato residents make a call to action for helping protect the earth and reduce climate change. Jane Dow and Jim Dimmock talk about ways to influence policy, as well as how you can learn ways to become more sustainable to protect the future of our planet, Sustainability Fair, Sept. 25, 2021 UCC Church, Mankato, MN For more info: 507-469-5537

Sept. 9, 2021 The Soil & Water Conservation District in LeSueur County is working hard to improve the water quality in its watersheds and lakes. District Manager Mike Shultz talks about some of the projects the county is working on and how residents can help with the process.

September 2, 2021 Long-time Ag expert, Kent Thiesse talks about how farmers can take part in Carbon Sequestration and Carbon Credits to reduce global warming.  It's a topic recently covered at Farm Fest and it turns out much more research needs to be completed.

Aug. 26, 2021 Blue Earth County has crossed a major hurdle toward getting federal dollars to implement a county-wide energy efficiency project. County Administrator, Bob Meyer, explains the project and how the public can help make it become a reality.

Aug. 19 2021    AFTER ANTARCTICA with Will Steger
Polar Explorer and environmentalist (author, activist, teacher, Internet education pioneer) Will Steger has been eyewitness to some of the greatest climate changes to our planet. He talks about how his expeditions have led him to where he is today - a defender of our planet. He shares his early, formative years to today, where he lives "off the grid" in Ely, Minnesota.

August 12, 2021 What would happen if everyone stopped shopping? Environmental writer, J.B. MacKinnon talks with "Minnesota Morning's" Karen Wright about his thought experiment if this were to come true. The benefits to our planet would be incredible as our consumerism is no longer sustainable.

New state funding is targeted to tackle water quality problems in the LeSueur watershed. KMSU's Karen Wright talked with Carrie Jennings of the Freshwater Society about a recent study that found the best way to alleviate the river's problems is wetland restoration and construction.

July 29, 2021 Every Day is Earth Day features Climatologist Ahira Sanchez-Lugo with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration who talks about climate change and the latest report on global warming.