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James Speth, Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and author of Red Sky at Morning, America and the Crisis of the Global Evironment (2004),
joined us in studio to talk about global warming and his call for action in a
recent letter to the Editor of the NY Times.
LISTEN (part 1: 11 min)
LISTEN (part 2: 7 min)
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Change is good
Hello, while listening to Laura Flanders on 3/4/06 the thought occured to me that the clean wind energy recommended would be enormously enhanced with the use of hurricane winds. Can we harness this energy? It is as powerful as many atomic bombs. Please advise from a scientist's point of view. Frankh99
Posted by: frankh99 | March 04, 2006 at 04:48 PM