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EnviroPolitics Podcast #14 - Week in Review
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1 Episode 23 - Debate on a bill to ban the insecticide chlorpyrifos in New Jersey 23:14
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1 Episode 22 - 'Emerging Contaminants' - Nick DeRose of Langan 22:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedNick DeRose, a managing principal at Langan , a prominent environmental engineering, science and consulting firm, is our guest. He tells us about 'emerging contaminants' which is the term used for a number of chemical compounds that are appearing in an alarming number of locations including public drinking water supplies. They are believed to be toxic at very low levels and pose significant regulatory and technical challenges for governments, manufacturers and remediation firms that are charged with cleaning them up. A one-day course at Montclair State University on June 8 will explore the topic in detail. Enviro-Events Calendar has the registration and info link…
1 Episode 21 - Toxic water from military bases in Pa and NJ - Part 2 12:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis is the second of two episodes in which we interview two investigative reporters who are part of a team assembled by the Bucks County Courier Times and The Burlington County Times to explore potential health risks from groundwater containing toxic chemicals PFOS and PFOA that has spread to private drinking wells outside the bases in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. This episode focuses on the potential impact of the contamination on property owners with drinking water wells near the Fort Dix, McGuire and Lakehurst bases. EnviroPolitics Podcast is a companion to the daily, paid-subscription newsletter, 'EnviroPolitics', and its free, 'EnviroPolitics Blog'. The podcast provides news, commentary and interviews on energy and environment issues and the politics that drives them.…
1 Episode 20 - Toxic water from military bases in Pa and NJ - Part 1 15:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedFor three years, the NY/NY Baykeeper has been trying to restore its oyster research operation in NJ's Raritan Bay that was shut down by the state DEP. A bill to lift the ban passed the Senate on Sept. 24 but last-minute amendments may have crippled it. Baykeeper Debbie Mans explains what happened.
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Who and what won and lost - In our latest podcast episode, we review highlights of the November 4 Election, focusing on voting results that are likely to influence energy and environment policies, legislation or regulations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. Pig Farmers Rejoice - In Part 2 of the show, you'll hear former NJDEP Chief of Staff Gary Sondermeyer explain a new initiative that could require food waste recycling in the Garden State. Who would it affect? What will it cost? Give a listen and all will be revealed.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEnviroPolitics Editor Frank Brill speaks with NJ Keep it Green Chairman Tom Gilbert who learned that his organization's fight for public funding of open space purchases has received unexpected new life. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you like the show, please subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher. Both will notify you when future episodes go live. Your comments are welcome at: Editor@EnviroPolitics.com Please spread the word about the podcast to your friends and colleagues and let us know who you'd like us to interview on future shows. You also might be interested in these two free energy and environment information resources: EnviroPolitics Blog Enviro-Events Calendar Finally, you're really serious about energy and environmental issues--and the politics that drives them, try: EnviroPolitics (Daily Newsletter -30 days, free, no-obligation)…
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Politics these days can seem like one big shouting match. Catherine Cullen cuts through the noise. Every Saturday she makes politics make sense, taking you to Parliament Hill and across Canada for in-depth interviews, documentaries, and analysis of the week’s news — from across the political spectrum. Because democracy is a conversation, and we’re here for it.
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