Podcast appearances and mentions of greg foyster

Greg Foyster (pictured) is the Rivers and Nature Campaign Manager for Environment Victoria and wants to have a broad conversation to help us understand where we are heading and what sort of future we want. Greg and others from Environment Victoria will be at Mooroopna's Gemmill Swamp early next month to check the bird life and talk about rivers and the important connection between what happens at the swamp and the workings of the Murray Darling Basin. Those eager to join the October 7 event at Gemmill's Swamp can register through the Environment Victoria website.

Greg Foyster, spokesperson for Geelong Renewables Not Gas says Geelong is at an “energy crossroads” with projects involving both fossil fuels and renewable energy reaching major milestones. The post Geelong at ‘energy crossroads' appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Greg Foyster is the Media and Content Manager at Environment Victoria. He grew up in Drysdale and currently lives in Geelong. He has previously worked as a journalist covering environment issues and is the author of the book ‘Changing Gears’. Greg spoke to the program ahead of the Geelong Sustainability Forum. The post Greg Foyster – Environment Victoria appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Environment Victoria's Health Rivers campaigner, Tyler Rotche, is leading a bunch of enthusiasts through a five-week profgram of workshops known as "Rivers Storytelling: why stories matter". That first workshop talked about stories we tell ourselvess, those we tell others, why some elements of those stories resonate and so are memorable and why some have little or no impact and just fade away. Tyler and Environment Victoria's communications manager, Greg Foyster, promised "homework" and soon after the workshop an email arrived asking parrticipants to consider what environmental issue was troubling them, why that was the case, how they felt about it and what could be done. They called for a list of points people could write around, or if they felt ready, write a short story - this episode is my "short story".   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, investigative journalist Greg Foyster leads us over the highways and byways of social media to show that almost every aspect of what's come to be known as the Cambridge Analytica - Facebook data harvesting scandal could have been predicted from the recent history of various digital media platforms and tech companies.

Climate change continues to be politically charged in Australia, even as other countries ramp up their renewable energy investments. It raises questions around salesmanship. Evidence and expertise seem to only be part of the argument for action – so how can we build momentum? Do conservatives in fact have a role? Greg Foyster is a Eureka Street columnist and freelance journalist, specialising in environmental issues. He is also a communications manager for Environment Victoria and used to work as an advertising copywriter. In this episode, Greg walks us through the language and approaches that have fallen short. He also opens up conservative arguments that could potentially lead to breakthroughs. Music: Aces High by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)licensed under CCBYA 3.0.

This show was broadcast on Mon 9th January 2017Today we rebroadcast a topic that is of timely importance as we head into summer.Greg Foyster brings us the hot facts about heatwaves. Maggie Baron recalls the devastating impact of one fateful heatwave on her own family.Stephen Bygrave and Andrew Bray on RET games and how to get with the world trend on renewables.Heatwave Fact Sheet  (160Kb PDF) MONDAY BZE Radio Mon 5-6pm TUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVE CATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radio TWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzelive FB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

Dipping back into our archives, this episode on heat stress is clearly timely as we swelter through 40 odd degree days.  Vivien talks with Greg Foyster, and Maggie Baron from 'The Big Issue' about the severe impact of Heat Waves and the people who are hit the hardest.Then, an interview with the National Coordinator of the Australian Wind Alliance, Andrew Bray regarding the RET followed up with BZE's CEO, Stephen Bygrave, in the studio and speaking with Viv about the importance of consistent government policy in underpinning investment in renewables.(First broadcast 13 April 2015)

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Viv speaks with Greg Foyster and Maggie Baron from 'The Big Issue' about the severe impact of Heat Waves and the people who are hit the hardest.James Curzon interviews Andrew Bray from the Wind Alliance about wind farms & the RET.Stephen Bygrave (CEO, Beyond Zero Emissions) speaks to Viv about business uncertainty due to the government's policies, or lack of them, surrounding the RET and the government's so-callled  'Black Paper' about our energy future.Plus... Paris must have a goal of net zero emissions and no more carbon budgeting!View Getup video - 'Don't cut the RET Tony Abbott'  - Click here