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This is an interview with a woman who is doing big things to enlist local governments to enact Global Warming Solutions. She has a great deal of wonderful advice as to what each one of us can do to make a difference. The most important, don't give in to the idea that we can't win, we can, and here's how. Simple solutions such as buying locally grown food to combining driving trips, "...people who protect the planet are cool."
This is a free download so as to get the message out.
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Feeling helpless about Global Warming? You don't have to. Independent reporter Cat Vibert finds solutions with Ann Hancock, director of the Climate Protection Campaign.
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This is an interview with a woman who is doing big things to enlist local governments to enact Global Warming Solutions. She has a great deal of wonderful advice as to what each one of us can do to make a difference. The most important, don't give in to the idea that we can't win, we can, and here's how. Simple solutions such as buying locally grown food to combining driving trips, "...people who protect the planet are cool." This is a free download so as to get the message out. Suggested Lead in: Feeling helpless about Global Warming? You don't have to. Independent reporter Cat Vibert finds solutions with Ann Hancock, director of the Climate Protection Campaign.
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KRCB Santa Rosa, May 2007
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Review of Global Warming: Making it Personal
A low key presentation of what we do to cause global warming and how we can reduce our "carbon footprint." This is an important topic and this show is a good introduction. Ann Hancock, interviewed by the producer, provides concrete ideas for how you can get started cutting back your personal contribution without getting bogged down in guilt trips, hand wringing or scientific jargon.