This is Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League's (BREDL) Podcast where we discuss environmental issues that are right in our backyards. Topics include coal plants, fracking, pipelines, and much more. This podcast takes a deep dive into these topics and talks with people who are on the ground fighting for the health and safety of their communities as well as protection the planet.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness |
Ben Frition is the Founder of The REED Center which is a Maryland-based nonprofit that seeks to repair the holistic connection of humans and their environment through research, engaging communities in farm programming, developing self-perpetuating ec... more
Elizabeth Gillispie is Soil Scientist and Soil Health Vineyard Manager at Washington State University as well as a member of the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA). more
Lisa Sorg is the Assistant Editor and Environmental Reporter at NC Newsline. She helps manage newsroom operations while covering the environment, climate change, agriculture and energy. She talks with me in two other so listen to episodes 8 and 11 to... more
Ben Tettlebaum is the Director & Senior Staff Attorney at The Wilderness Society. Across the U.S. there are 618 million acres of federal public lands, including national parks and forests, wildlife refuges and federally managed desert and prairie lan... more
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Telling the story of communities that are largely ignored. Polluters can buy their way out of any situation but what about the people living in hazardous communities?!?! 5 stars for In Our Backyard Podcast from BREDL for sharing these important stories!!
Such an informational podcast, this covers issues in my area that I had no idea were happening. I feel more informed and an active participate in my community.
With the climate crisis going on, it seems like a daunting issue that only scientists and government officials have power to solve. But this podcast breaks down specific environmental issues that are contributing to it and that people have the power, against so many polluting industries, corrupt corporations, environmental injustices, etc. So inspiring and such a need in these times!
So often large environmental issues go unknown by the common household. This podcast does a great job of showing how important issues are impacting our everyday lives!
This is the first podcast I’ve ever listened to and it was amazing. Unsure how one could top this. I truly did find love in a hopeless place... with this podcast.
Apple Podcasts | #241 | United Kingdom/Business/Non-Profit |
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