We The Children - Kids Talk Climate Solutions

Welcome to episode #4 of, We, The Children.  This week we are interviewing Tim, an environmental attorney who is currently focusing on “Keep it in the ground,” the "it" being fossil fuels.  Tim will not only be interviewed by Zach but will stay around and challenge Zach in Climate Trivia... and for our action step of the week - we'll talk about diapers and how to stay eco-friendly. Finally stay tuned for Wacky Weather where we’ll be talking seasonal allergies and why they're getting worse as the climate warms. Thanks for listening.
 

Welcome to episode #3 of, We The Children.  This week we are interviewing Justin, an eleven-year-old who is working to protect the planet. Justin was inspired to help endangered frog species that were dying as a result of climate change, we'll also have frog trivia and for our action step of the week - we'll talk about Zero Waste Stores. Stay tuned for Wacky Weather where we’ll be talking rocks, how many Rock puns do you hear??  Thanks for listening.
 
 

Thanks for coming back to We The Children. Here on episode 2 Wacky Weather will be coming to you live from the Siberian tundra then we go back to the studio to interview Elly an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) employee who is in charge of cleaning up superfund sites. We will finish out this episode with Climate Trivia!! Welcome and we hope you enjoy this episode.

Today’s episode focuses on TREES, and to help us discuss this important topic we have Wendy Baxter.  Wendy is a forest canopy ecologist who has conducted research in some of the most pristine old-growth giant sequoia and coast redwood  forests in California over the past decade. Wendy manages a network of weather stations for the University of California Natural Reserve System, and is a co-founder of Canopy Dynamics LLC, a private forest research, consulting, and media company. Based in South Lake Tahoe, CA, Wendy also makes short films to educate and inspire others to appreciate the beauty of our diverse and interconnected planet.
If you want to learn more about Wendy’s company the Marmot Society, check out her website at www.marmotsociety.org. 
 
Each week I would like to highlight a local organization that is doing good for the planet. This week I want to share about a company called Compostable LA. www.compostablela.com