
This podcast is an interview series with environmental leaders from New Jersey. They share their inspiring stories and the positive changes they’ve led. They’re the real heroes we need right now!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Earth SciencesScience | ||||

Kari Martin, advocacy campaign manager for Clean Ocean Action, discusses her career with the organization, highlighting its use of science and education to combat ocean pollution. She explains how Clean Ocean Action effectively communicates complex e... more
Ted Glick, an activist and organizer since 1968, joined 350.org in 2003 to focus on climate change. He is now the president of 350 New Jersey, Rockland, advocating for fossil fuel divestment from the New Jersey state pension fund. Glick highlights th... more
Pat and Steve Miller, retired Bell Lab engineers, advocate for a carbon-neutral New Jersey. They emphasize the urgency of eliminating greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate climate change impacts, including rising temperatures and sea levels. To achiev... more
Thank you for tuning in for the first episode! This podcast explores environmental action in New Jersey, focusing on global climate change. Mary, an environmental expert and climate activist, explains that climate change is caused by excessive carbon... more
We interviewed Kari Martin from Clean Ocean Action. She talks about how Clean Ocean Action stopped other states from dumping garbage into the Jersey Shore. Plus, she also addresses how micro-plastics have been entering our food chain.
We interviewed Ted Glick, he is the president of 350.org and he has been addressing issues of climate change and climate crisis. He talks more about this. Tune in to listen!
In this episode, we interview Ted Glick and his wife. They tell us about how the government is not supporting climate actions in other states except for NJ. They also tell us that they too can switch to renewable electricity and save money in the lon... more
Here we have an interview with Mary Reilly. She is a climate activist and in this episode, we introduce ourselves!
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Apple Podcasts | #135 |








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