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Did you know that this podcast is produced by Digital Stormwater? Digital Stormwater B2B Visibility & Digital Marketing, making a difference in stormwater 1 click at a time! They do all things digital. Check them out at DigitalStormwater.com because the best-known beats best every time. Key Points Discussed 00:06 Ty introduces the first live-recorded episode and Reggie Korthals from OHM. “You're such a rock star around here... this is the first time we've ever done an episode live.” – Ty Garmon 00:55 Reggie shares the early days of Indiana’s MS4 meeting and its “friendly competition...

In this episode, Dr. Madhav Gadgil discusses the report on Western Ghats, the political backlash it faced and its increasing acceptance. The interview highlights how ignoring ecological warnings led to disasters like the 2018 floods, the rural-urban disconnect, and ongoing environmental damage.

« L'agroforesterie c'est une espèce d'agriculture du mélange : si on met des arbres, toutes sortes d'arbres, mélangés avec l'agriculture ou l'élevage dans les champs ou autour des champs, c'est de l'agroforesterie »Le soleil s’est levé il y a peu de temps en ce jour de printemps. À l'arrivée d'Alice dans le verger maraîcher, la symphonie des oiseaux emplit l’air, témoignage vibrant de la riche biodiversité du lieu. Les arbres fruitiers en fleurs se dressent parmi les parcelles où s’entremêlent légumes, groseilliers, framboisiers, cassis… Édouard Stalin et sa femme ...

Many years ago when I decided to live off the grid, everyone around me thought I was crazy. Fast forward 25 years and now everyone wants to know how it is that I do what I do. Living off the grid is now becoming an increasingly common choice for a long-term lifestyle. Just like anything else, it has it’s pros and cons but so does living in suburbia. One of the questions I most commonly encounter is whether or not it is legal to do so. I’ve certainly heard a read about a number of people that have ran into trouble with local authorities for just trying to live a simple life. So join me ...

AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring two areas in the southwestern Atlantic basin for tropical development for the first two weeks of June. At least one will directly affect the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It is quite interesting to see women lead the charge in revolutionizing regenerative agriculture, which is a male-dominated space. They are bringing a brand-new approach to raising awareness about social justice, gaining mostly the attention and interest of youth. Corinna Bellizzi chats with Stephanie Anderson, an award-winning journalist, who utilizes storytelling to bring regenerative farming practices to the mainstream. She explains why diversity is needed to minimize soil disturbance, make nutritious food easily accessible to the public, and empower local farmers and businesses. Stephanie ...

In this episode, our Perth based Managing Consultant Susan Havlin chats with our Principal Consultant Jane Levett about some of the common misconceptions that crop up in resource estimation. From domaining to density to classification confidence - it’s all on the table. If you’ve ever wondered why your model didn’t quite hold up under scrutiny, or why 10x10 drilling doesn’t automatically mean measured, this one’s for you. If you’re a resource geologist, investor, or anyone who’s ever looked at a model and thought “is that really right?” - this one’s worth a listen. In this ...

Benvenuti ad un nuovo appuntamento con le Green News di RTA - Radio Territorio Ambiente:Nell'edizione di oggi:

Minnesota’s North Shore has been a gathering place for centuries. Whether heading into the Boundary Waters or out on Lake Superior, Grand Marais ranks a favorite Base Camp. While it may be small in population, it’s big in spirit. Life here moves to the rhythms of the woods and waters. In this episode of the Lake Superior Podcast, Walt Lindala and Frida Waara talk with Sarah Jorgensen-Halberg, longtime resident and owner of Java Moose, the beloved shoreline coffee shop that fuels both locals and visiting adventurers. Her daily weather video connects folks near and far to this Sweetwater ...

Jake Giles chat with Todd Matthews a grower from Cootra on the Eyre Peninsula about their approaches to one of the driest starts in recent memory. The discussion delves into decision-making strategies regarding crop residue, paddock selection, and overall farm management amidst challenging conditions. Farmers share their experiences, including maintaining motivation, seeking advice from neighbour and advisors, and staying informed about long-term weather forecasts. The episode underscores the significance of resilience and community support in overcoming agricultural uncertainties. Hosted on ...

Are you ready to discover how what’s on your plate could change the future of our planet? In this episode of Climate Diet's "Climate and Cuisine" podcast, Executive Director Jane DeMarines sits down with Megan Jones from Friends of the Earth to unpack the surprising connections between school food, climate change, and the power of plant-based eating! 🌍🥗 What you’ll learn in this episode: * How a childhood documentary sparked Megan’s journey to veganism and climate advocacy * The shocking truth about what’s really in our school lunches and why plant-based options are so rare * ...

Recebemos o Prof. Edson Carvalho, docente no Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura da USP, para uma conversa sobre inovações na formulação de fertilizantes e o papel dos aditivos no transporte e penetração foliar de nutrientes. 🌿🔬🔗 Ouça agora e fique por dentro do que há de mais atual na nutrição vegetal!Aproveite e siga a ICL nas redes sociais para mais conteúdo e atualizações:Instagram:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/3RfwZjl⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/46RYbdX⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠...

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In this episode of 'Making the Tough Calls: Growers' Voices,' Jake Giles sits down with Dion Trezona from Streaky Bay to discuss the challenges and decision-making processes during the dry start of 2025. The conversation covers various aspects such as soil conditions, seeding strategies, crop choices, and livestock management. The farmer shares insights on balancing immediate needs with long-term sustainability, the impact of past experiences, and the importance of community support. The episode highlights the resilience and adaptability required in farming, especially during uncertain times. ...

Andrew started his career working in public policy and communications. He served as Deputy Chief of Staff & Legislative Director for Congressman Peter Welch in the US House of Representatives when Congress passed the only sweeping climate legislation to date. Leaving public government, Andrew spent six years working in the solar energy, renewables, and transportation sectors. During this time, Andrew became increasingly interested in how shared electrified transportation could move the needle on carbon emissions. With a passion for urban mobility and sustainability, Andrew was a founding team ...

Which Grass Survives Water Restrictions? Science Has the Answer. On this episode of Turfgrass Epistemology, we dive into a long-term study that puts warm-season turfgrasses to the test under real-world municipal water restrictions. Which species held up best when irrigation was limited to once or twice a week? How do turf quality, coverage, and drought resilience stack up over time? Join me as we examine what the science actually says—not the marketing claims—about how Zoysia, Bermuda, and other species perform under regulated irrigation frequencies. This research has big implications for ...

"Go for it. Go into any kind of career even if you don't have that ecological education and change the culture from within. That's just such a powerful moment."How can rewilding and traditional pastoral farming systems go hand-in-hand? The grazing, browsing and movement of livestock has shaped our landscapes across millennia. In the latest episode of rewilding the world Ben Goldsmith speaks to landscape ecologist Toby Diggens to discuss how the rich agro-ecological history of Britain informs efforts to restore nature today.Ben Goldsmith is a British financier and rewilding enthusiast. Join him...

Dans ce nouvel épisode, je reçois Norbert Samama, Maire de la commune du Pouliguen (Loire-Atlantique). Cette petite ville de 4 000 habitants au bord de l'Atlantique fait face à plusieurs conséquences du changement climatique : érosion, montée des eaux, catastrophes naturelles... Mais elle vit également très concrètement la transition énergétique, avec l'installation du premier parc éolien en mer de France, à 12 kilomètres de ses côtes."Comment est votre climat ?", c'est le podcast qui humanise le changement climatique. Un mercredi sur deux, sur toutes les plateformes de ...

Meet Bernardo Carreira, founder of 8000Kicks—the brand behind the world’s first waterproof hemp sneakers. In this episode, Joy speaks with Bernardo about the personal story behind the company, how he (with the help of his grandmother) launched an innovative hemp footwear brand, and what it takes to build a business rooted in sustainability, ethics, and performance. 8000Kicks is one of Sustainable Jungle’s Top Rated brands—recognized for its use of innovative materials like hemp, strong supply chain transparency, fair labor practices, and commitment to reducing its footprint. ...

Australia is a leading global producer of 19 valuable minerals, sourced from over 350 active mines. This podcast will summarise the geology of important mines and mineral deposits in Australia.