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The Weather Whys Podcast is a weather podcast for anyone, whether you’re a weather newbie or a “weather weenie.” Hosted by Ed Oswald, this podcast is a production of Cirrusly Weather. Among the topics we’ll cover are weather, climate, and sustainability. After listening to each episode, you’ll have a basic understanding of the topic and its importance. This podcast has no hype, just the facts, all within ten minutes or less.

Unpack the latest news in climate science with the experts at British Antarctic Survey. Our planet is changing at a rate and scale unlike anything seen in human history - and Earth's frozen places are the front line. After all, what happens in Antarctica doesn’t stay in Antarctica. Beyond the Ice is also available as a LinkedIn Newsletter. Subscribe here: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/beyond-the-ice-7114973466654560256/

El cambio climático de origen antropogénico es uno de los retos que la Humanidad tendrá que abordar en este siglo XXI. Ya lo notamos: las lluvias son cada vez más irregulares e intensas, las sequías son más severas y agresivas; las olas de calor baten récords con mayor frecuencia mientras que las de frío tienden a disminuir. Los mares mantienen un calentamiento generalizado y la flora y la fauna, tanto terrestre como marina, cambian de hábitos y de hábitats. Este podcast es un punto de encuentro donde se le da voz a la comunidad científica. Con David López-Rey.

"Pensate al luogo più a nord che conoscete. Fissatelo nella mente, poi proseguite ancora e ancora, attraversate centinaia di chilometri di ghiaccio e neve, oltrepassate vulcani chiazzati di bianco e cascate di cristallo, scivolate tra branchi di renne e orsi polari, smarritevi nel buio gelido della notte artica inseguendo i bagliori verde-porpora delle aurore boreali.

The Redd Man Podcast is the place to go for entomology enthusiasts as well as pest control industry professionals. Chris and Kolby give their own unique perspectives on all sorts of insects and arachnids that anyone who spends a lot of time around bugs might encounter. They also talk to the men and women in the field who are on the frontlines in the control effort for unwanted pests at homes and businesses. Give the show a try--and if you like it, please rate and review!

Hello, cosmic explorers! I’m Cassie Adams, and welcome to ’The Universal Flow Podcast,’ where it’s just you and me on a solo journey through the vast landscapes of metaphysics and spirituality. Here, there are no guests—just me, your guide, sharing thoughts, reflections, and research on the profound mysteries that shape our understanding of the universe. Join me in this quiet sanctuary for introspection, a space to explore the depths of metaphysical concepts, expand your consciousness, and embrace the universal flow within. Throughout our journey, I’ll delve into a myriad of topics...

Este es un podcast donde la madre tierra empieza a tener relevancia. Hablaremos con emprendedores, expertos y activistas sobre su compromiso con el ambiente. ¡Acompáñanos en esta inmersión!

Together we discuss the natural, evolving world which we all live on. Bringing awareness to the unique marvels of our Earth, and discussing this beautiful planet we all call home!

Our bond with the seasons, the land, and the natural world has grown increasingly distant. The sense of being firmly connected to the earth beneath our feet has faded, and the delicate roots of nature itself are dwindling beneath our steps. Through the ReRooted podcast, we aspire to rekindle this profound connection and revive the essence of rootedness within us all.To connect with the seasons is to connect with the Earth’s natural rhythms, so we’ll be releasing episodes seasonally, ReRooting ourselves to the changing environment around us. Our first episodes will be released in the ...

A deep dive into the programs and people at the American Fisheries Society

Discussions about the current world of sports, video games, athletes, life, movies, anime....

This podcast will focus on a variety of water resources related topics and the interrelationship of water to our environment and society. The Podcast will be hosted by Tom Bellinger, and Joe Lyons. Dr. Thomas Bellinger, a professionally certified hydrologist and professor has over 40 years in the water science field with the Department of Interior and is currently on the faculty at the University of Colorado - Denver and the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Joe Lyons is an experienced Hydraulic Engineer/Hydrologist who has worked in the water science field with the Department of ...

Hanna et Juliette sont deux meilleures amies depuis l'enfance, toutes les deux jeunes ingénieures, elles sont parties en vélo sur les routes de France en quête de trouver des réponses. Elles vont rencontrer et vivre avec des paysannes et agricultrices de tout domaine qui pratiquent l'agroécologie, discuter de quête de sens, de l'agriculture de demain, de rythme et du futur qu'on souhaite construire.Elles vous racontent leurs aventures dans cette première série de podcast écoféministe qui mêle témoignages, expériences de vie, chiffres et théories.Prise de son, interview, écriture...

Podcastissa ProAgria Etelä- ja Keski-Pohjanmaan MKN maiseman asiantuntijat keskustelevat haitallisten vieraslajien vähemmän tunnetuista torjuntakeinoista. Keskusteluissa käsitellään sitä, mitä torjuntamenetelmistä on opittu, millaisiin kohteisiin ja mille vieraslajeille ne voisivat soveltua, sekä niiden käyttöä mahdollisesti rajoittavia seikkoja. Podcast-sarjan on tuottanut Viisasta vesiensuojelua -hanke.

What ever your age, keep learning!Never too old, keep on moving!

20 years in the Navy, retiring as the Chief in Charge of the Weather Detachment at NAS New Orleans. Went into Law Enforcement after that, then after Katrina we moved to Oregon, finally becoming the Director of Emergency Management for Tillamook County. Retired and moved to Lebanon 3-4 years ago but still doing weather. Have been on Radio in New Orleans and several stations in the coastal Pacific Northwest. While I am still the forecaster for the local Tillamook news folks, I figured I should do it as a public service for Lebanon as well, so here it is! Hope you enjoy it. Drop me a line at ...

A podcast/radio program from Australia about the environment, conservation, climate change and living sustainability in an earth of ever diminishing resources and more waste. The program is based in Byron Bay though the issues we cover affect all people and planet Earth. Your host Michelle Michels has updates, interviews and stories about climate change, conservation, indigenous perspectives on land management, ecology, energy and sustainability topics. Local, national and international topics are discussed. Local communities, academics, activists and anyone concerned about the environment ...

We are made stronger by story and there’s no better source than the continent's largest body of freshwater, Lake Superior. Join hosts Walt Lindala and Frida Waara as they highlight the five National Parks that ring this Greatest of the Great Lakes - meeting the people, touring the places and learning about the projects that make these parks and body of water so remarkable. Join our podcast community! Please share your own stories, comments and podcast episode suggestions (www.nplsf.org/community).Brought to you by The National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation (www.nplsf.org). Theme ...

Parce que notre seule enseignante devrait être notre propre petite voix que nous avons tous en nous. Mais le monde et la vie d’aujourd’hui ont fait que nous ne nous posons plus les bonnes questions.Parce que tu es la meilleure personne pour prendre soin de toi. Parce que tout est une question d’équilibre, d’interdépendance, de coexistence et d’harmonie.Ce podcast est là pour rajouter plus de conscience à nos vies. La vie n’est-elle pas trop courte pour ne pas la regarder en profondeur ?La petite voix vient vous faire des piqûres de rappel, elle n’invente rien, elle vient ...

Life in the Greenhouse documents the effects of the rising concentration of carbon in our atmosphere. Season Two: Trees Remember shares the story of scientists studying what trees in the Southwest remember about drought. We investigate what tree memory means for the concentration of carbon in our atmosphere and for human life in the greenhouse we call Earth. In Season One, we use greenhouse gas accounting as a tool to analyze the hype coming from oil and gas companies about their clean energy developments, providing a crash course in emissions measurement and reduction along the way.