Guest Joseph Gaydos, Chief Scientist, SeaDoc Society, speaks with Diane Horn about his book, “The Salish Sea: Jewel of the Pacific Northwest”, coauthored with Audrey DeLella Benedict.
Sustainability Segment: James Rasmussen
Guest James Rasmussen, Coordinator, Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition/Technical Advisory Group, speaks with Diane Horn about cleanup of the Duwamish Superfund site and plans to ensure a Duwamish River that works for all.
Sustainabilty Segment: Patti Goldman
Guest Patti Goldman, Managing Attorney, Northwest Office, Earthjustice, speaks with Diane Horn about the lawsuit against the Port of Seattle, challenging a lease that opens Terminal 5 to Shell's Arctic drilling fleet.
Sustainability Segment: Liz Carlisle
Guest Liz Carlisle, Fellow, Center for Diversified Farming Systems, University of California, Berkeley, speaks with Diane Horn about her book “Lentil Underground: Renegade Farmers and the Future of Food in America”.
Sustainability Segment: Hannah Owusu-Koranteng, Nadine Kone and Jonathan Scanlon
Guests Hannah Owusu‐Koranteng, Associate Director, WACAM, Ghana, Nadine Kone, Regional Extractive Industries Policy Coordinator, Oxfam America West Africa Regional Office, Senegal, and Jonathan Scanlon, Senior Advocacy Advisor, Oxfam America, United States, speak with Diane Horn about the tensions between extractive industries and agriculture in Ghana and efforts being made to protect small farmers and address poverty.
Sustainability Segment: Danielle Nierenberg
Guest Danielle Nierenberg, Co-founder and President, Food Tank, speaks with Diane Horn about Food Tank priorities and farmer-led solutions to protect natural resources, increase incomes, and improve livelihoods.
Sustainability Segmnet: Cathy Tuttle and Jim Curtin
Guests Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways, and Jim Curtin, Traffic Safety Coordinator, Seattle Department of Transportation, speak with Diane Horn about Seattle Neighborhood Greenways and Seattle’s Vision Zero plan.
Sustainability Segment: James McWilliams
Guest James McWilliams, Ingram Professor of History, Texas State University, speaks with Diane Horn about his most recent book “The Modern Savage: Our Unthinking Decision to Eat Animals”.
Sustainability Segment: Paula Swedeen and Joe Kane
Guests Paula Swedeen, Forest Policy Specialist. Washington Environmental Council, and Joe Kane, Executive Director, Nisqually Land Trust, speak with Diane Horn about forest protection in Washington State and the Nisqually Community Forest.
Sustainability Segment: Terri Butler
Guest Terri Butler, Executive Director, Sustainable Seattle. speaks with Diane Horn about the work of Sustainable Seattle, including the Sustainability Leadership Awards, and the Pacific Northwest Resiliency Challenge.