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July 31, 2023Portland International Raceway's Lethal PollutionBecause of its toxicity, the sale of leaded gasoline in passenger cars was banned by the EPA in 1996. But its use was still allowed for “off-road” vehicles, such as farm machinery, marine engines and race cars. There are more than a dozen major race tracks around the United...58 minPlay
July 24, 2023Thing: Inside the Struggle for Animal PersonhoodHappy has lived at the Bronx Zoo for most of her 48 years, and for more than a decade has remained largely isolated and lonely. Like all elephants, Happy has a complex mind and a deep social, intellectual, and emotional life; she desires to make choices and has a sense of s...58 minPlay
July 17, 2023Multnomah County vs. Big Oil, with John WasiutynskiLast month Multnomah County filed suit against several of the largest fossil fuel and coal-producing corporations to hold them accountable for damages from the 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome, one of the deadliest and most destructive human-made weather disasters in Americ...58 minPlay
July 10, 2023The Hottest Places in PortlandOn June 28, 2021, Portland State Geography Professor Vivek Shandas drove around Portland on this hottest day ever recorded in the city, measuring the temperatures of the pavement in various neighborhoods around town. And what he found was a dramatic discrepancy between the ...1 hr 2 minPlay
July 03, 2023Eugene vs. NW Natural EncoreThis program aired originally on April 3, 2023On February 7, the Eugene City Council voted to phase out fossil fuels like gas in new homes and buildings, the first city in Oregon to take this step that will cut climate pollution, improve air quality, and lower utilit...59 minPlay
June 26, 2023Cracked: The Future of Dams in a Hot, Chaotic WorldThroughout history, mankind has dammed rivers at the cost of wild fish, Indigenous peoples, forested land, and healthy watersheds. Adding to the havoc of today’s climate-change-induced weather extremes and water shortages, science says there’s no future for the business of ...1 hr 2 minPlay
June 19, 2023Listen to YouthIn recent years it’s becoming more and more obvious that youth are the real leaders of the climate movement. And for good reason, because they are the ones that are going to live with the climate mess that previous generations have created. During the May Rumble on the Rive...59 minPlay
June 12, 2023The Biogas BoondoggleThis program aired originally on 4/10/2023Our planet continues to be saturated with toxic byproducts of the fossil fuel industry and corporate agriculture. And now these two industrial sectors are combining forces to appeal to a growing public demand for meaningful clim...0 minPlay
June 05, 2023Tank the TanksJust before northbound traffic reaches the St. Johns Bridge, three new billboards have appeared on Hwy 30/St Helens Road in Linnton. They are part of the Tank the Tanks campaign. The billboards perch alongside the six mile-long Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub. The...7 minPlay
May 29, 2023Navigating the Maze of the 2023 Oregon Legislative SessionThis year’s Oregon legislative session has been another wild ride. There were more bills introduced this session than ever before—an interesting mix of vital bills addressing environmental, social and racial justice issues, and a rash of other bills to undo all that. While ...59 minPlay