In this installment of A Public Affair, we will hear about regenerative agriculture and how youth are coming back to the land to understand how to live from it in a sustainable way. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better takes us on a […]
Climate and Sustainability Roundtable
On April 18 Sustainable Resilient Longmont and the Longmont Museum presented a climate sustainability round-table to explore the link between the global climate crisis and local sustainability efforts. The forum was moderated by KGNU’s Liz Lane and included […]
Dot Org: Hazon
Hazon is at the forefront of an evolving conversation about how American Jewish life can be strengthened by engagement with food, the outdoors, and the environment. On April 15th they are hosting their annual food festival. Denver Director Sarah Kornhauser […]
WASH Symposium at CU Boulder
“If you’re sick because you have chronic gastrointestinal issues from drinking bad water, you can’t go to work, you don’t want to go to school.” For the fourth year in a row, engineering students at CU Boulder have organized the […]
Dot Org: PACE
“Our PACE advisers help businesses save energy, reduce waste, conserve and protect water and use alternative forms of transportation, so it really is a one stop shop.” Lea Yancey, community sustainability specialist with Boulder County which administers the Partners for […]
Inspire Colorado: Storytelling and Sustainability
The US Green Building Council is most widely recognized for the LEED green building rating. Patti Mason with The Colorado Chapter of the USGBC says they work a lot with school districts and state and local governments as well as […]
Dot Org: Jovial Concepts
On UN International Day of Peace , September 20th, Jovial Concepts will bring their ideals of sustainability and non-violence to the forefront. Kristina Welch,founder and executive director, chats with host Nikki Kayser about their gardens, their work with at risk […]