Eco Radio KC

The Sustainability Action Network held its annual meeting on Friday, including a panel discussion on water in Kansas. We bring you that discussion. Dawn Buehler – Friends of the Kaw: […] The post Protecting Kansas Water appeared first on KKFI .

Richard Mabion leads a discussion recorded at All Souls UU Church, after Richard’s talk at the All Souls Forum. The post A Round Table Discussion appeared first on KKFI .

Jerry Shechter, KCMO Sustainability Coordinator for the Office of Environmental Quality, will join host Craig Lubow to talk about the four start rating KCMO earned and where the City needs […] The post KCMO earns 4 star sustainability rating appeared first on KKFI .

Jeremy Knoll, a project manager and architect for BNIM, joins host Craig Lubow to talk about green building and social equity. He is a national and local leader for both […] The post Building for Efficiency appeared first on KKFI .

Hillary Noonan talks about soil problems and solutions. The post Why You Should Care About Soil appeared first on KKFI .

Craig Lubow and Richard Mabion will chat about the environmental issues of 2017 and what we expect in 2018. We will take phone calls. We will examine what a Trump […] The post Leading environmental issues appeared first on KKFI .

We remember permaculture pioneer, Steve Moring in his words, and yours. The post Remembering Steve Moring appeared first on KKFI .

John Fish will join us to speak abour recycling do’s and don’ts as we approach the holiday season. You may know him from the KC chapter of 350kc or the […] The post Recycling and Aquaponics appeared first on KKFI .

Joe Spease and Karin Meiners, Sierra Club activists, will talk about Fracking and earthquakes with host Craig Lubow. We will talk about the latest developments and prospects of stopping fracking […] The post Earthquakes and Fracking appeared first on KKFI .

Rachel Jefferson returns to EcoRadio KC to tell us about the Clean Air Conference that she attended in California last month. Then, Diana Parrino, an organic farmer, and artist that […] The post Clean Air and Clean Art appeared first on KKFI .

The Sierra Club’s Zack Pistora regales us with tales of his recent wilderness trip, as well as the latest in environmental issues in Kansas. The post Zack is Back! appeared first on KKFI .

John Reyna, from Standing Rock tells us the latest from there, as well as the details on the screening of Awake: A Dream From Standing Rock. https://www.facebook.com/events/1014404112034688/ The post Standing with Standing Rock appeared first on KKFI .

Evan Smalley brings us up to speed on sundry issues with the Blue River in Kansas City, Mo. The post What’s Happening to the Blue River? appeared first on KKFI .

Glenn Stewart has been tending to the garden outside of the Westport Post Office for eight years. Recent personnel changes at the Post Office have changed that. Glenn joins us […] The post Westport Post Office Garden and Kansas Wells Get Closer to Home appeared first on KKFI .

Bill McKibben of 350.org spoke at Pierson Auditorium on October 6th courtesy of the Cockefair Chair Foundation. KKFI was on hand to record. The post The Hottest Fight in the Hottest Decade appeared first on KKFI .

Richard Mabion interviews David Korten, publisher of Yes Magazine. David C. Korten is an American author, former professor of the Harvard Business School, political activist, prominent critic of corporate globalization, […] The post A Conversation with David Korten appeared first on KKFI .

Jessica Skyfield, Mary Benrud, Bob Hoffman, and Jo Cheray discuss the recent ruling by the Kansas Corporation Commission allowing injection of fracking wastewater into the Flint Hills. (See Dirty Deeds […] The post Kansas Water appeared first on KKFI .

We’ll hear from some of the opposition on the ground in Tonganoxie about Tyson’s efforts to open a plant in Kansas, plus we’ll hear how the Heartland Tree Alliance is […] The post Tyson in Tonganoxie, Plus the Heartland Tree Alliance . appeared first on KKFI .

Dorothy Barnett, Executive Director and Rachel Myslivy, Assistant Director of Climate + Energy Project join host Richard Mabion. The post Climate + Energy Project appeared first on KKFI .

Morris Letcher, Battalion Chief of the Kansas City, Kansas Fire Department talks about concerns about hidden toxicities that greet our first responders at industrial Disaster Sites. The post Toxic Surprises for First Responders appeared first on KKFI .

We re-air a program from 2009 in which Richard Mabion interviews marine biologist, Danielle Washington. The post A Vintage Program appeared first on KKFI .

Robin Martinez brings us up to date on what’s going on with the Keystone XL and Dakota Access Pipelines. The post Pipeline Updates appeared first on KKFI .

Elaine Geisel joins us to discuss the wonders and perils of the monarch butterflies and whether they should be on the endangered species list. Near the end of the hour, […] The post Kansas City Monarchs and Brief Interview with Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek of Catholic Worker House in Iowa appeared first on KKFI .

The Harcros chemical company was recently fined for illegally storing environmentally sensitive material in their Wyandotte County locale. The Kansas Sierra Club’s Elaine Geisel returns to the program to bring […] The post Dirty Deeds in Kansas appeared first on KKFI .

Phil Gregory of the Children’s Trust Fund will join host Craig Lubow to talk about environmental legal actions on behalf of children around the nation. The post Children’s actions for the environment appeared first on KKFI .