The Poetry of Nature: Finding Nature Through the Spoken and Written Word
Aired Saturday, June 17, 2023
The Poetry of Nature: Finding Nature Through the Spoken and Written Word
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The Poetry of Nature: Finding Nature Through the Spoken and Written Word
Phosphogeddon: Short-Term Solutions Often Turn Out to Have Long-Term Costs
Aired Saturday, June 10, 2023
Phosphogeddon: Short-Term Solutions Often Turn Out to Have Long-Term Costs
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Phosphogeddon: Short-Term Solutions Often Turn Out to Have Long-Term Costs
Urban Ecology: The Intersection Between Humans and Nature in Cities
Aired Saturday, June 3, 2023
Urban Ecology: The Intersection Between Humans and Nature in Cities
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Urban Ecology: The Intersection Between Humans and Nature in Cities
Population Vulnerability: How to Stop Misleading People About the Environment
Aired Saturday, May 27, 2023
Population Vulnerability: How to Stop Misleading People About the Environment
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Talking about community engagement processes for the selection of environmental monitoring sites in Oregon. Owen is taking a novel approach to how we engage under-represented stakeholders in the regulatory process using the population vulnerability layer from census tracts. In each state there are people above the 80th percentile of people who identified as being people of color, didn’t graduate from high school, and less than half the federal poverty line. Utilizing a scheme scheme where primary colors that mark tracts where any one of those variables is above the 80th percentile, where secondary colors mark tracts where any two are, and black for tracts where all three exist. These populations are the most affected in terms of environmental justice and misleading or incorrect delivery of factual information about the community in which they live.