Environmentalists and educators in Oberlin, Ohio, have teamed up to give the community’s residents a detailed look at how they use energy and impact the environment. So far, an environmental studies instructor says, adoption has been strong.
Disputed art disappears from University of Wyoming campus
In honor of Father’s Day, we’re looking at a kind of father that doesn’t always get a lot of attention: single dads. We talk to Roberta Coles, chair of Social & Cultural Sciences at Marquette University and Alexi Peck, single father.
According to a panel of ecologists, climate change, urbanization and other changes in land use have largely invalidated the theory that foreign plants are inherently harmful to their newly adopted ecosystems. We talk to Mark Davis.
Days Numbered for Big Water?
Steve talks with Charles Wilkinson of the Western Environmental Law Center in Boulder, Colorado about the future of Western water projects. Wilkinson says the Colorado proposal may be the last stand for proponents of big water projects in the West, private or public.
A Living Learning Space
Host Steve Curwood visits with Oberlin College professor David Orr in the new environmental studies building. As Professor Orr explains, the building was created with careful consideration of its environmental impact, and it serves as an educational tool, too.
Researchers at DePauw University say we’re able to communicate a range of emotions through the simple act of touching. Tiffany Field, director of the Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami, tells The Takeaway about this discovery.