Terra Verde

01.07.05 - 1:00pm

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Environmental Forecasting 2005 Environmental analysts and leaders predict the biggest environmental issues and news headlines for 2005.

12.17.04 - 1:00pm

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Urban planning and environmental strategies. David Reid, East Bay field representative of Greenbelt Alliance; Professor Raquel Rivera Pinderhughes of the SFSU Urban Studies Program, author Alternative Urban Futures: Planning for Sustainable Development in Cities Throughout the World.

12.10.04 - 1:00pm

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A new gold rush is under way on some Northern California rivers – one that’s generating a wealth of controversy. Wildlife proponents say the mining endangers salmon in the rivers, prompting a lawsuit by a local tribe of Native Americans and questions about whether the waterways can support both fish and miners. www.1849.org and www.nodirtygold.org/home.cfm

12.03.04 - 1:00pm

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Mushrooming: All about wild mushrooms.

11.26.04 - 1:00pm

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National Buy Nothing Day For 24 hours, millions of people around the world do not participate — in the doomsday economy, the marketing mind-games, and the frantic consumer-binge that’s become our culture. Terre Verde celebrates NBN Day by checking in with local activists on their choice not to shop this day, and to raise awareness … Continued

11.19.04 - 1:00pm

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Organic alternatives for Thanksgiving dining.

11.12.04 - 1:00pm

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The environmental impact of the U.S. military in Vieques, Puerto Rico. Plus some political parody music.

11.05.04 - 1:00pm

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Growing the Local, Green Economy Terre Verde will be speaking with business leaders who are committed to strengthening local, sustainable enterprises; as well as organizers of the upcoming Green Festival — an event dedicated to accelerating the emergence of a new life-affirming economic paradigm.

10.29.04 - 1:00pm

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A discussion of several environmentally-related Propositions up for vote on the state and local levels.

10.22.04 - 1:00pm

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Terre Verde presents "Looking at the Comparative Environmental Records, Policies and Promises of Candidates, 2004." Michelle Chan-Fischel hosts a round table discussion about the election season environmental concerns and positions of candidates Ralph Nader, John Kerry, and David Cobb. Hour-long special.