Today on Planet B Radio, we will talk with Abdullahi Ahmed an educator and former refugee and his approach to teaching high school students about climate change.

We will also hear from two students, Halim from Portland and Jonathan, from Burundi and how they became friends and performed a song that Jonathan wrote about climate change.

Today on Planet B Radio, we will talk with Matt Peters about Avesta Housing and their approach to affordable housing and sustainability.

We will also hear from the Percy Hill Band and from people on the street and their thoughts about climate change.

Today on Planet B Radio, we will hear John Hinck, local lawyer, city counselor and chair of the energy & sustainability committee for Portland discuss Portland’s plans for dealing with climate change.

We will also hear from Max, a third year at St Lawrence University and Portlander play a tune in Deering Oaks Park. We will also hear from people on the street and their thoughts about climate change.

Today on Planet B Radio, we will hear about green slime and learn where the mussels have gone from Cathy Ramsdell, executive director of the Friends of Casco Bay in South Portland, Maine . We will also hear from people on the street and their thoughts about climate change and Amanda playing a tune in Deering Oaks Park.

Today on Planet B Radio, we will hear from Phil Coupe, co-founder of Revision Energy about the current state and the potential for solar energy in Maine. We will also hear from The Reveals, a local Portland band.

Today on Planet B Radio, we will hear from Lisa Pohlmann the executive director of the Natural Resources Council of Maine. We will also hear from local musician Samuel James.