Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:58 — 68.6MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this week’s edition, an interview with Ava Hartman, the Executive Director of Canopy Bloomington, a social impact organization aiming to grow and sustainably manage the urban forest. Climate change is significantly impacting Canadian wildfires, making them more frequent, intense, and prolonged. This is due to …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:05 — 66.6MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this week’s edition, WFHB News speaks with Bryan Fyalkowski, manager of marketing and development for Bloomington Transit, about BLink Microtransit – a free downtown shuttle service that will launch on Monday, June 2nd. Also, we hear from Debbie Kelley, the “pollinator lady.” Hear about local …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 28:24 — 65.0MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this week’s edition, WFHB Correspondent Christy Crandall attended and captured audio from the Save Our Forest rally on May 15th. The rally protested against the Buffalo Springs Restoration Project that could lead to logging in the Hoosier National Forest. Crandall featured speakers and music performances …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:32 — 67.6MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this week’s edition, WFHB Correspondent Christy Crandall traveled to the “Save Our Forests” rally in Bedford, where she recorded speakers at the rally. Both President Trump and Gov. Mike Braun signed executive orders aimed at reviving the U.S. coal industry; it’s a move that will …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 30:56 — 70.8MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, WFHB Environmental Correspondent Amelia Bucher discusses coal in Indiana with Robyn Skuya-Boss, Chapter Director of the Sierra Club in Indiana. The nay-sayers often chide those who believe in climate change that cows are the big contributor to warming. Indeed, methane …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:16 — 67.0MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, Delaney Barber-Kwon of Indiana Conservation Voters discusses legislative developments and Indiana ranking fiftieth in the nation for environmental quality. Scented products like wax melts and flame-free candles may seem harmless, but research shows they can release air pollutants into homes, …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:06 — 66.6MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, Julianna Dailey interviews Dr. Norma Kreilein, a long-time, multi-published advocate for stricter environmental policies and enforcement that protect children’s health in Part 4, about Indiana being considered a “sacrifice zone.” Learn what that means. According to the New York Times, as …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 28:51 — 66.0MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, Julianna Dailey interviews Mark Nowotarski, an environmental and climate advocate and other members of the Southwestern Indiana Citizens for Quality of Life organization in Part 2, about Indiana being considered a “sacrifice zone.” What does that mean? This story is …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 30:21 — 69.5MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, Julianna Dailey interviews Mark Nowotarski, an environmental and climate advocate, and other members of the Southwestern Indiana Citizens for Quality of Life organization about Indiana being considered a “sacrifice zone.” What does that mean? As reported by NPR, national parks …

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 30:39 — 70.1MB)Subscribe: RSS | More In this edition of Eco Report, part four of an interview with David Van Gilder, Senior Policy and Legal Director for the Hoosier Environmental Council, about legislation being proposed in the State Capitol. IDS reports Bloomington may dissolve its Climate Action and Resilience committee, committee members …