For A Green Future

Guest Host Joe DeMare talks about eco-observations on a trip to the Asheville, North Carolina area, including a run in with a black bear. Senior Host Joseph DeMare interviews Casson Trenor about the organization Sea Shepherd's efforts to save the Antarctic Krill from over fishing. Rebecca Wood dives into strawberries. Ecological News includes Trump's destruction of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for a few million dollars and wind and solar finally overtaking natural gas to become the largest source of electrical generation world wide!

Joe DeMare hosts the "Eco-Bowl!" comparing the two cities in the Superbowl, Boston and Seattle, in terms of sustainability. Looking at things like mass transit, pollution, recycling, etc. Next he interviews Brian McPeek from the IBEW about the campaign to overturn Richland County's ban on wind and solar power. Rebecca Wood talks about lion's mane mushrooms. Ecological News includes wind and solar beating out fossil fuels and nuclear as Europe's largest source of electrical power. Also hundreds of new species found in the deep Pacific ocean, and the Trump administration's latest ecological outrages. #FAGF #ForAGreenFuture #environment #Climate #news #environmentalnews #environmentalcommunication

Host Joe DeMare talks about battling the storm to get into the studio, and how global warming is causing polar vortexes. Then he does an eco-review of Trump's first year in office. Next he interviews Nick Hennessy, former Sustainability Manger for BGSU. Rebecca Wood shares some information about the mullein plant. Ecological News includes US coal use increasing, and corruption allegations over an Ohio State Senator who has been accused of writing laws specifically to benefit his fracking and injection well businesses. #FAGF #BGSU#ForAGreenFuture#Environmentalcommunication#ClimateChange#Sustainability#Articblast#lakeerie

Host Joe DeMare describes watching a herd of wild deer as they engaged in rutting with bucks fighting over does. Next he interviews Cathy Cowan Becker, President of Save Ohio Parks, as she talks about how the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio denies AEP's request to eliminate net metering, which would have eliminated rooftop solar installations. Then she talks about the plan to open Ohio's parks and wildlife refuges to fracking. Rebecca Wood tells us all about the snowy owl. Ecological News includes a shocking HB6 update. Larry Householder, former Speaker of the Ohio House, serving a 20 year sentence for bribery, has appealed to the US Supreme Court arguing that bribery is just corporate speech and should be protected and encouraged, and should not be illegal.#AEP#NETMETERING#SNOWYOWL#Fracking#Savewater#Waterpollution#Injectionwell#Saveparks#Townhall