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Kay Neumann of SOAR (Save Our Avian Resources)  speaks of human-generated dangers to eagles and other raptors, such as the use of lead by hunters. Www.soarraptors.org   The post SOAR appeared first on KKFI .

Craig Lubow welcomes Kansas Sierra Club Communications Director Craig Wolfe to discuss the Clean Energy Day held in Topeka last month. The post Clean Energy Day Recap appeared first on KKFI .

Coal is perhaps the dirtiest of energies.  So when local municipalities work to getting off coal, isn’t that a good thing?  What’s the fracking problem with natural gas? The post Is Transitioning From Coal to Gas Good News or Not? appeared first on KKFI .

Leon Daggitt of the City of Independence, MO tells us what is going on with the city’s look at solar energy. The post Independence, Mo – A Shining Example appeared first on KKFI .

Interview with Dr. Diane Lewis concerning healthy lawns and problems with chemical toxins. The post Lawns & Problems with Chemical Toxins appeared first on KKFI .

Richard Mabion speaks with Bill Griffin of Cromwell Solar.  Your phone calls welcome.   www.cromwellsolar.com The post Little Bit o’ Solar appeared first on KKFI .

Kansas Sierra Club State Lobbyist, Zack Pistora returns to the program to discuss environmental issues on the table in the state, including climate change, fracking, and water. The post What’s the Water with Kansas? appeared first on KKFI .

-Emerald Ash Borer – spread, detection, options -Wood movement issues and firewood issues associated with EAB -What other new or invasive pest are on the move?  What can we expect […] The post “Preparing for Spring Gardening!” appeared first on KKFI .

From our guest’s website: Hi, I’m Don Wilhite, professor of Applied Climate Science in the School of Natural Resources. I am the founding director of the National Drought Mitigation Center, a […] The post How Climate Change Affects Agriculture appeared first on KKFI .

Eric Kirkendall, of the newly emerging MoKan Clear Air Coalition,which will focus on keeping the air you breathe healthy, is Richard Mabion’s guest. The MoKan Clean Air Coalition will start […] The post MoKan Clear Air appeared first on KKFI .

Bridging the Gap’s Executive Director, Kristin Riott speaks with host, Richard Mabion about their new Green Pocketbook program. Home Kristin Riott began her environmental career by growing a single sweet […] The post The Green Pocketbook Program appeared first on KKFI .

Craig Volland joins host Richard Mabion to discuss intentional prairie grass fires as part of land management and how that affects us in Kansas City. The post Why the Burning of the Flint Hills Should Matter to Kansas Citians appeared first on KKFI .

The Kansas City Star’s Mike Hendricks on his extensive reporting on eco-nasties being transported through our town, in a largely unregulated industry. The post What Exactly is Being Transported through Kansas City? appeared first on KKFI .

Mickey Huff, Director of Project Censored, joins the program to speak about their annual list of the 25 most censored news stories in the corporate media, specifically the environmental issues. […] The post Project Censored appeared first on KKFI .

Richard Mabion welcomes Kansas Sierra Club state lobbyist, Zach Pistora back to the program. The post The Kansas Update appeared first on KKFI .

Host Richard Mabion chats it up with James Turner, the Chair of The Missouri Sierra Club about what they have going on in Kansas City and the rest of the […] The post Missouri Sierra Club appeared first on KKFI .

Craig Lubow explores environmental toxins in the home and their health impact. His guests will be Dana Nachman and Jennifer Canvasser. Dana was one of the directors of “The Human […] The post The Human Experiment appeared first on KKFI .

Host Richard Mabion welcomes back Laticia to discuss what’s going on with the Bucket Brigade, local folks taking air pollution readings in their own neighborhoods.  Richard also speaks with Tom […] The post Bucket Brigade Follow-up, Silver-Haired Legislators and Turnaround Tuesdays appeared first on KKFI .

Lisa Ousley, Executive Director of After the Harvest, a hunger-relief organization, is a guest on the program to let us know about their autumn efforts to glean food from farms and get them […] The post Hunger-Relief Organization Rescues Produce from Area Fields appeared first on KKFI .

Helene Swanson, Founder of Katrina’s Dream is making a pilgrimage across the US covering all 15 states that have not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, and she joins us on […] The post Katrina’s Dream appeared first on KKFI .

(1) Rain barrels & rain gardens (2) Wildlife exhibitions with Jonathan Chester, including penguin exhibition at the antarctica. The post Don’t let the Rain Go Down the Drain appeared first on KKFI .

From Webster University’s The Journal: Long-time Webster University Professor Don Corrigan released his book, “Environmental Missouri Issues and Sustainability — What You Need to Know.” According to his website, Corrigan […] The post Environmental Missouri appeared first on KKFI .

John Kurmann and Mike Murphy report back from The People’s Climate March The post Report from the People’s Climate March appeared first on KKFI .

After a bit of a respite, Richard Mabion returns to the airwaves to welcome Zach Pistora, Sierra Club Lobbyist, who brings us up to speed on legislative issues in Kansas. The post Kansas Legislative Update appeared first on KKFI .

Jeremy Alderson, whom KKFI listeners might remember from the annual Homelessness Marathon aired by KKFI, was arrested for being chained to a fence owned by then Kansas City based Inergy, […] The post Fracking in New York appeared first on KKFI .