Moir’s Environmental Dialogues

By Rob MoirNatural Sciences

Moir’s Environmental Dialogues episodes

April 14, 2010 Global Ocean in Crisis, Deep Descents in Troubled Ecosystems
Alanna Mitchell will take us on a dive 3,000 feet into a far Tortuga sinkhole where no one has gone before to discover new life forms, new chemical compounds, and new insights into how it all comes together on the ocean planet.
57 min
March 24, 2010 Climate Crisis and the River CAKEwalker
Grab a paddle and pull. Lara Hansen, PhD, will talk of how we can no longer disregard the inevitability of drastic climate change. So many decisive factors are affected that we are in crisis, a climate crisis that affects everything we do.
55 min
March 10, 2010 Solving a Big Problem in the Ocean
If you care about the oceans why you should care about fishing? Amanda Leland and Tom Lalley of the Environmental Defense Fund will tell. Much has been said about what is wrong with overfishing and how management efforts frequently fail.
56 min
February 10, 2010 Seaweed Rebels Rally with Sherman's Lagoon for Oceans
Sherman’s Lagoon syndicated cartoonist Jim Toomey and Blue Frontier Campaign president David Helvarg talk about the goals and accomplishments of the National Ocean Policy Task Force.
58 min
October 14, 2009 Battling Assaults to the Gulf of Maine Ecosystem with a Responsive Systemic Initiative
Peter Alexander of the Gulf of Maine Restoration and Conservation Initiative will tell us about a new effort to tackle the growing impacts of human activities in the Gulf of Maine.
57 min
October 07, 2009 Climate Change: Local Practices and International Environmental Policies Addressing Global Warming, Turning Towards 350 ppm Carbon
55 min
September 30, 2009 Sizzle, Global Warming Comedy and Shifting Baselines with Randy Olson
Randy Olson, marine biologist and filmmaker talks about “shifting baselines” for ecosystems and his newest film Sizzle to premier in NYC on Oct 23.
55 min
September 23, 2009 Roz Savage Paddling the Pacific Ocean, Rowing towards a Greener World
Roz Savage rowed 3,158 miles solo across the Pacific Ocean, west from Hawaii, to arrive at the low coral atoll islands of Kiribati, Eastern Pacific on Sept 9, 2009. 104 days at sea.
56 min
September 16, 2009 Alternatives for Community and Environment, Environmental Justice for Boston
ACE builds the power of communities of color and lower income to eradicate environmental racism and classism and achieve environmental justice. Everyone has the right to a healthy environment and to be decision-makers in issues affecting our communities.
56 min
September 09, 2009 Massachusetts Ocean Partnership
All together now! The Massachusetts Ocean Partnership is committed to helping Massachusetts create and implement the best ocean management plan possible.
56 min

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