Podcasts about turning green

"Building a great, profitable agent relationship is a lot like building a great friendship," explains Chris Del Grande, Co-Founder & President of Valued Merchant Services, in this week's featured interview. Then James discusses the value of finding and teaming up with the right business partners, and Patti reports on a Supreme Court ruling that deals a blow to the Fed over its debit interchange cap.

Peter Sobczynski has the rundown on this week's physical media with Erik Childress. Leading the way are French classics by Jean-Pierre Melville and Patrice Leconte. They talk about the controversies surrounding Todd Solondz third feature and the strange hiatus of director Robert Butler. 4K tries to clean-up a second helping of the Ghoulies and a Thailand based creature feature “not to be confused with Alligator.” Finally they go back and forth on the 1996 mega-hit that finally spawned a sequel 28 years later. 0:00 - Intro 0:55 – Criterion (Le Samourai 4K) 7:44 – Shout Factory (Storytelling) 20:29 – Synapse (Crocodile 4K) 29:05 – MVD (Ghoulies II 4K) 35:22 – Kino (The Hairdresser's Husband, Turbulence 4K) 51:56 – Warner Bros. (Twister 4K) 1:05:03 – New TV & Theatrical Titles On Blu-ray 1:14:22 – New Blu-ray Announcements & Outro

0:00 - Sick or allergies? 5:20 - REVIEW - “Loki” Season 2 (2023) 18:52 - SPOILERS BEGIN Thanks for joining us! If you enjoy our show, PLEASE please tell your friends. Recommend us. That is how we grow. If you're interested in my writing, visit https://jconnor.substack.com/  ----- Executive Producers: Conner Dempsey • Dustin Weldon Theme Music by Dustin Weldon Produced & Engineered by Conner Dempsey Powered by Zoom, Skype, QuickTime, Adobe Audition, & Adobe Premiere Pro Special Thanks to Anchor FM FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. This is critique, protected under Fair Use. I DO NOT OWN THIS CONTENT. CONTENT IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.  Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Reviewing some AG1 and discussing the benefits of supplements today. Keeping in mind we have zero professional medical knowledge, just some thoughts and anecdotes.  Youtube: https://youtube.com/@almostapodcastPatreon: patreon.com/almostapodcastMusic: Oyasumi by Smith The Mister

Ready to journey into the heart of nature and discover the green world of microgreens? Prepare to be inspired by financial graduate turned passionate farmer, Jonah Krochmalnek. He takes us through his life journey, from his humble beginnings starting a microgreens business in his parent's spare bedroom, to figuring out the market demand and different strategies that helped him succeed in the microgreens industry. His experiences, trials, and triumphs will be a guiding light for other budding entrepreneurs. Jonah Krochmalnek's passion doesn't end with farming; he also reveals how he navigated COVID-19's impact on his business, Living Earth Farm, while juggling other tasks like managing an Airbnb property and building a course. Hear about his process of selling his business, the importance of finding the right buyer, and his fascinating transition into creating a microgreens consulting company and podcast. His insights on these experiences provide valuable lessons on how to handle business during trying times. Finally, join us as we discuss the personal side of entrepreneurship -- the challenges one faces when balancing personal life, business, and family. Jonah shares his personal development journey, the benefits he reaped from meditation and books, and the lessons from his podcast Microgreens Mastery. This chat is packed with golden nuggets for entrepreneurs in the vertical farming space, so don't miss out! As Jonah says, "business is a journey, not a destination," and we invite you to embark on this journey with us. Find more about Jonah and the microgreens industry across various resources and platforms mentioned in the podcast. Tune in now!Thanks to Our SponsorsAgTech Marketing TeamIndoor AgConKey Takeaways00:00 Passion for Growing Food and Farming09:01 Market Demand and Adapting Strategies16:44 High Quality Microgreens and Successful Business25:08 Navigating Challenges and Finding Balance31:00 Sell Business and Transition to New Ventures42:08 Business and Personal Life Challenges49:27 Connecting for Microgreens InformationTweetable Quotes"So much wisdom and beauty in living with the speed of nature rather than the speed of a city.""You know, all this knowledge I've accumulated is so valuable to other people because they can skip all the steps that I had to take to get where I needed to go, all the failures along the way.""I think it's just very fulfilling to see these farms that I work with and see how much easier life can be with having the right information or having the right equipment and how much time they can save."Resources MentionedJonah's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonah-krochmalnek- b84941223Jonah's Email - jonah.krochmalnek@gmail.comMicrogreen Consulting - https://www.microgreensconsulting.com/Living Earth Farm - https://www.livingearthfarm.ca/Connect With UsVFP - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/verticalfarmingpodcastVFP Twitter - https://twitter.com/VerticalFarmPodVFP...

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is expanding its electric school bus program using three million dollars from the state's settlement with Volkswagen over exaggerated fuel efficiency claims.This round of funding will cover the costs for eight more school buses and there will be future rounds in the near future. In addition, the Minnesota Department of Commerce and the Environmental Protection Agency will run separate pools of funding for electric school buses. Brian Timerson, who oversees the program for Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, shared more about the opportunities available to switch to electric school buses.

Our guest, Erin Schrode is an activist and social entrepreneur. This leading voice on sustainability, social justice and millennials recently ran an unprecedented campaign for US Congress in California. Since co-founding Turning Green in 2005, she's developed eco-education and action platforms for millions of students and beyond. Erin speaks and consults internationally, contributes to ABC, Glamour, Cosmopolitan and Refinery29, and is featured in The New York Times, Today Show, Vanity Fair, CNN, FOX, Seventeen, Forbes, more. After Hurricane Maria, Erin led #ChefsForPuertoRico as COO to serve 3.7+ million meals, for which founder Chef José Andrés was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, then investing in local, sustainable agriculture and food systems islandwide. She is now driving her non-profit's Conscious Kitchen program to transform school food supply chains, source and serve over 20 million organic, nutritious meals to students and vulnerable populations near her home in the Bay Area. Erin proudly serves on the Board of Directors for the Captain Planet Foundation and Zioness and advisory boards of Kiss the Ground, IsraAID, Conservation Lands Trust, Birthright and others. This bold innovator and community organizer champions civic leadership, conscious living, and environmental stewardship on a lifelong journey to inspire and mobilize people to discover and activate passion for social impact and policy change. We have seen the catalytic power of conversations in the work that we do, as well as the impact that it brings to our world. Our Living Room is a space for us to connect, to explore thoughts and learnings, in a relaxed and very human way. Through this channel, we look forward to an engaging dialogue and resonance with our guests, and bring a breath of fresh air to the space we occupy in this virtual world. To our listeners and followers, we hope to create an opportunity to candidly eavesdrop and chime in to one of the many interesting conversations around the space of teal, agile and the future of work. Stay tuned for our next Living Room Conversations.

Tuesday, July 5, 2022. Shortly after a heavy storm, the sky over South Dakota in the US was still overcast. Locals finally went outside and saw that the sky had an intense dark green hue, and they'd never seen anything like that before. People said that it looked like something straight up from science fiction or even a horror movie. So… What happened there? Was it caused by humans or by nature? Let's find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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John Rieusset from ABB, an engineering and technology giant with a history spanning over 130 years, pulls back the curtain on the exciting world of sustainable manufacturing technologies. We delve into real-world examples of manufacturers who have integrated these innovations into their operations, reaping remarkable returns while reducing waste and energy use. John shares insights into the role of these technologies in bolstering environmental sustainability and enhancing profitability. He also tackles the unique challenges of implementing such transformative solutions within the existing infrastructure of industries. Emphasizing the need for innovative approaches, effective partnerships, and strategic planning, John offers invaluable guidance for those looking to navigate the green revolution in manufacturing

What if we told you that California's reign as the EV hub might be coming to an end? Prepare for a wild ride as we unravel the true birthplace of the green economy - you guessed it, the RED States! Join us as we dissect some eye-opening statistics and trends in EV battery manufacturing capacity and expose the unlikely states leading the green revolution.

Turning Green to Red: Director Kevin Brannigan takes us through the history of communism in Ireland which is all details in a new documentary Director of Reds na hÉireann.

Happy Tuesday! On today's show, Producer Kala shares what took her 4 months to open. Then Toby needs some advice on reducing his boredom during his 30-minute walks. Today is Tuesday which means we hear about one of your Crazy First Dates and then Chili shares the intricate way she has to take care of her father's plants. All this and more on today's show.

It's a big weekend for Irish film with the Oscars taking place in Los Angeles and a record number of Irish hopefuls in attendance. Aoife Barry, Assistant News Editor with the Journal joined us live from LA to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

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On this episode of Oskee Talk, we review the Illini's frustrating loss to Michigan State (6:30) and look ahead to Saturday's matchup with Purdue (36:00). Plus TCR's Manjesh Mogallapalli joins the podcast to give win predicitons for Illinois hoops (42:00). We finish the episode by spotlighting our Illini of the Week (72:15). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today Izzy catches up with Grace and Jade of Sub*T, an indie duo dual-based in Oakland, CA and Brooklyn, NY. They discuss their debut EP 'So Green,' collaborating with Bully in Nashville, their favorite musical sheroes, and much more. Digressions include our best attempt at an off-brand Genius Verified interview, Grace's unapologetic love of Hilary Duff, and Izzy discovering that her former Lit Professor is cousins with a prominent bandleader from the '90s!  ✨ MORE ABOUT SUB*T ✨Sub*T was formed by Jade Alcantara and Grace Bennett, who taught themselves how to play guitar after growing tired of being in the crowd. The duo began crafting songs that combined the ferocious bite of Veruca Salt records with the razor-sharp ramblings of Liz Phair and the cooky, scuzzy sonic atmosphere of The Breeders. Sub*T unveiled their debut EP 'So Green,' in November of last year, produced and engineered by Alicia Bognanno from Bully. ✨ KEEP UP TO DATE WITH SUB*T ✨Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/subtrules/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/subtrules Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/subtrulesWebsite: https://www.subtrules.com/ ✨ CONNECT WITH IZZY ✨YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6SBgiYCpYbx9BOYNefkIgWebsite: https://izzyshutup.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/agrrrlstwosoundcents/Twitter: https://twitter.com/missannthropei 

This broadcast did not air as an episode of Noah and The Moon Radio! It aired during a radio gig for another station in August 2018.

This broadcast did not air as an episode of Noah and The Moon Radio! It aired during a radio gig for another station in August 2018.

A very special Bull in the Basement with my first ever musical guest. She is a WNYer from Fairport, NY and a budding country superstar. She opens for #mirandalambert this Saturday at the Seneca Niagara Casino. Claudia Hoyser can sing, songwrite, and strum a guitar. She also hosts her own online shows and has a massive, loyal following. We find out about her music career to date, and I'm sure you'll agree after hearing her perform, she is a future giant in the country music world. She'll perform the title track from her debut album "Red Light's Turning Green". We'll also learn about her gourmet coffee line and her signature whiskey as well. Something for everybody!! Please share and like me, jump on her bandwagon. Enjoy! For audio only, search Bull in the Basement on Spotify. Thx ya'll!! #claudiahoyser

This week's pod turns to Turkey. While the country's phenomenal economic growth has slowed in recent years, it still has grand ambitions to lessen its dependence on imported fossil fuels by expanding renewables. Listen to a discussion on the challenges and opportunities ahead for Turkey's energy sector.Guest: Nazli Naseh, Editor, Montel-Foreks

We are joined by Mich Hein, CEO of Electrochaea, to discuss the ins and outs of a proprietary bio-methanation technology that the company has developed. The process involves using captured CO2 and green hydrogen to produce synthetic natural gas that can help decarbonise difficult-to-abate industries. The technology has gained serious attention, with Electrochaea recently bringing on board international oilfield services provider Baker Hughes as a lead investor.

This episode is a BIG one. Not just in the length of time, but in what I cover. Training and education is near and dear to my heart, and is the reason we have the company we have today. In this episode I cover what happens once we have hired a new employee and how we take them from Green to Gold.

Why are otherwise healthy lakes all over the world turning bright green? The Cawthron Institute's Dr Simon Stewart joins us to explain what could be behind this mystery.

As countries across the world set out plans to bring their emissions to net zero by 2050, financial institutions are increasingly setting their own carbon neutrality goals. Limiting global warming to 2°C by 2050 will require $3 trillion annually in investment, according to an estimate by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and banks will play an integral part in channeling that financing. To find out what banks are doing to get to their lending portfolios to net zero, we talk to Amit Puri, global head of environmental and social risk management at U.K.-based Standard Chartered, about the bank’s net zero ambitions. “We are really trying to figure out on a sector-by-sector basis, on a geography basis, where are we today, where is the baseline, and therefore what do we need to do to reduce emissions in line with the commitment that we have made?” Amit says. We also hear from executives at Natixis about a tool the French investment bank created to make its lending portfolio more sustainable. That approach “should help us to drive the entire portfolio of the bank toward a net zero balance sheet,” says Karen Degouve, head of sustainable business development at Natixis.   To learn more about our ESG Thought Leadership, visit the new S&P Global Sustainable1 website.   Photo credit: Getty Images

A prolific singer/songwriter carving her own path, Claudia Hoyser joins Jamie on the show. With a fueled passion for connecting through music, Claudia has written over 200 songs. This, in addition to her plethora of activities, including hosting the weekly online show 'Hoyser Country Mondays' which has become a huge success garnering over 105 million organic streams. As she prepares to release her upcoming album 'Red Light's Turning Green', she shares with Jamie how her musical spirit blossomed, the story behind her coffee line 'Hoyser Country Blend' (Available online) & lots more. Stay tuned for an exclusive performance of the title track of her upcoming album, and for more on Claudia Hoyser, visit: https://www.claudiahoyser.com/

On this episode I review Rod Wave new album SoulFly.New York State Legalize cannabis.Georgia USA sign blatant voter suppression laws.join RollingHQ discord http://discord.rolling.tv

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk: true-life, practical, funny, heart-breaking, insightful human experience stories from women who are walking their lives while their lives walk them and the lasting difference these journeys have made. You’ll recognize yourself in stories of adversity, challenge, fear, discovery, adventure, expression, and more. Why? Because the sorcery of stories is this: they help each of us to be seen and heard, to understand and be understood. I’m your host, Diane Wyzga.Today my guest is abstract artist Ruth Dent who is joining us from Bergerac in Southwest France. I met Ruth a few months ago on Linked In after stumbling on her mesmerizing abstract paintings. How does she do it? Ruth mixes colours with emotions to help you celebrate life, nature, humanity, and the spirit in darkness as well as light. Welcome to the podcast, Ruth!Minute00 to 2:13 - IntroWho You Are, What You Do, and How It All Began2:13 to 5:50 - Background and Interpretive Works10 years since Ruth finished her printmaking degree: what it is and how did you know this was the road you were to follow?Foundation course preceded printmaking degree“Ah Ha! Moment” led her to print-making in earnestInterest in learning the technicalities and alchemyBegan with interpretive projectsChoral Evensong that condensed words and music into a visual journeyExhibited those works in 2.5 x 1.35 meter banners enlarging from the original small form works in Rochester Cathedral, Peel Cathedral on the Isle of Man, Worcester and Bradford CathedralsInterpreted Virginia Wolff’s first novel, The Voyage OutInterpreted War Requiem by Benjamin Britten into a series of printsPast 5 Years5:50 to 8:50 - Begins to Follow Her Own Path5 years ago created an image to capture spirit of The Voyage Out novelStarted paintings, wasn’t moving forward, unsure, so stepped back and sat asking: “what to do?”Ah ha! Moment: I’ll pour paint on this giving aqueduct effect to red broken grids effect which captivated and stirred her and that was the coming togetherSeeing grids in nature, hedges, trees, broken grids shifted her work: breaking out and windows to look beyondPathways and inspirations appeared while walkingCreating her own work“Pathways” appearedExperienced being transported back to India8:50 to 10:45 - Breaking Down Her Body of WorkRuth shared her journeying life and work and said the past 5 years represent a change to following her own pathWhere and how did this bold statement show up?Transformation literally appeared with the broken gridsUsed to interpret other people’s creations; now it was her own expressionFundamental change: no longer working toward a given title but actually creating her own titles until it was finishedStepped off the path she was one and carved a new one10:45 to 13:45 - Carving Your Own Walk and Expressing Your Own VoiceHow has this choice informed  the very bold and expressive art you now produce?Broken Grids work lasted 3 years with much enjoyable experimentation“Turning Green” was inspired by watching a tree move through seasonsNot all painting is so clearly inspired; sometimes you see a blank piece of paper, make a mark and let the painting revealWorking “wet” requires a pause while the paint dries; returning to the work is a surprise at what happened overnight13:45 to 18:06 - Additional Inspiration, Cathedrals, Labyrinths and Forests  Reading, walking in woods, seeing other artCaptivated by Robert Graves book, The White GoddessThe outcome: created a large work designed to envelope the spectator using pipettes to paintElement 1: one painting morphed into installation with 6 huge canvasses moving around the colour wheelWalking the labyrinth at Chartres further inspiredThe result: created 3 structures situated in a circle like the Celtic KnotElement 2: more White Goddess influence resulted in 5 paintings, 1 for each of the vowels which stand at key points of year:A - Ailm - Silver Fir: New Year’s Day (Birth)O - Onn - Gorse: Spring Equinox (Initiation)U - Ura - Heather: Summer Solstice (Consummation)E- Eadha - White Poplar/Aspen: Autumn Equinox (Repose)I - Idho - Yew: Winter Solstice (Death)Did cathedrals, labyrinths and stupas originate in forests?Element 3 and final component: collaborated with son to create sonic landscape into space as well18:06 to 21:30 - Spectator and Emotional ResponseWhat emotional response do you want to create? In whom? To what end?She puts her art out there and the spectator closes the circle with their own interpretationThe man who visited the “White Goddess” exhibit in the gallery and lay down in the middle of her work - breathtaking experience for herPeople get it or they don’tLikely labyrinths existed in the forest in the Celtic times21:30 to 24:00 - What Will EmergeNo way to know what will be producedYou start work - do something - even if it’s just cleaning brushesPhoto of Ruth in her studio. You say “One never knows what will happen inside that precious space.”On the one hand a specific intent to create and other times drift into the studio with an open mindIf it’s going really well then time stands stillBeing in the zone, playing, giving expression to what we came here to do, what’s my assignment24:00 to 26:50 - Coming In Part 2  When I’m engaged in your work I sense a trifecta of themes: Mother Nature and  climate chaos and  sharing beauty and joy in nature; would you tell us more about how these themes spark your imagination....Here we are, at the end of the road but not the journey. Thank you for listening to this episode of Stories From Women Who Walk with your host Diane Wyzga and my guest boldly abstract artist Ruth Dent. We’ll pick up with Part 2 next Thursday to hear more about Ruth and her work, the themes of Mother Nature, climate chaos, sharing beauty and joy in nature, and much more. Meanwhile, please stop by every Monday through Friday for 60 Seconds, Time Out Tuesday, Story Prompt Friday, and every Thursday for longer guest interviews and Diane-On-Mic episodes. You’ll find us on Simplecast or your favorite podcast platform. Come for the stories - stay for the magic! And speaking of magic, would you leave us a nice rating and review on Apple Podcasts. When you return bring your friends and rellies. You will have wonderful company as we walk our lives together.Ruth Dent BIOMixing colours with emotions to help you celebrate life on earth.Working from her studio in Southwest France, Ruth’s bold and expressive abstract paintings celebrate nature, humanity and the spirit.‘Visible, Invisible, Veiled’ explored natures broken grids.  A question: ‘Did cathedrals, temples, stupas and labyrinths originate in the forest?’ culminated in Breathing Space.  Lying within the installation, Ruth imagined ’The Day the Sky Shattered and Flew Away’.  The ‘Q-Series’ captured the angst of ‘lockdown’ whilst current work is linking the Celtic Tree Alphabet, life and nature - as 25 poems and paintings in ‘Scattered Thoughts’.Links to Contact Ruth Dent Website:  https://www.ruthdent.comThe film: https://www.timeandattention.uk/friday-filmInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruthdentart/Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ruthdentart LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruth-dent-0b35a431/YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/ruthdentart Production Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Entering Erdenheim from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicSound Editing: Dawin Carlisle & First Class ReelsAll content and image © 2019 - Present Quarter Moon Story Arts  

Green is a beautiful color ! It shows health and growth in plants ! But in a different light it is associated with jealousy and envy. "Green with envy" as te saying goes. Jealousy says , " they have something that I want and I'm upset about it".  Envy says, " I resent their success, abilities, position, honor, etc". Neither display the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Both are sinful. Neither give glory to God. Philippians 1:15 King James Version (KJV) 15 Some indeed preach Christ even of envy and strife; and some also of good will:  

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Wil and Matt discuss a few college basketball recruiting experts predicting five-star guard Max Christie to end up at MSU and how the fanbase is terrified of Duke stealing him. Then they go through all of the FBS conferences and pick which schools they would want to see MSU schedule a home and home with. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wil and Matt discuss a few college basketball recruiting experts predicting five-star guard Max Christie to end up at MSU and how the fanbase is terrified of Duke stealing him. Then they go through all of the FBS conferences and pick which schools they would want to see MSU schedule a home and home with. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A recent study has revealed that the Arctic region is becoming greener at an alarming rate. The region is typically covered in ice, and its low temperature is generally not suitable for vegetation. However, because of global warming, the vast ice sheet covering the region is now slowly melting, allowing plants to grow. Dubbed as Arctic greening, the phenomenon is characterized by the growth of vegetation in plantless areas. It also involves further increase and growth of plants in areas where they were already present. Aside from the extent of Arctic greening, the phenomenon's causes were also discovered. The study's findings revealed that aside from the increase in land temperature, other causes include varying melting periods of snow and increased moisture in the soil. The team that conducted the study is composed of 40 scientists from North America and Europe. According to Dr. Jeffrey Kerby, one of the lead researchers, the team has used innovative ways of analyzing and processing various data ranging from recent images to the earliest collected ones. The researchers used the most up-to-date technology for drones, satellites, and planes to observe the phenomenon from space. Then, they compared data from their aerial devices with observations they gathered on the ground. According to one of the researchers, the study's findings are useful in identifying the factors that contribute to global warming and reducing their effects. In addition, an executive from one of the team's partner organizations said that these findings will also help people further understand the Arctic region.

David Redman, a product specialist at New Holland Tractors, explains how they are trying to turn their tractors green.

Download PDF Welcome to Larisa English Club #5 What’s New? The Antarctic is Turning Green. History Topic! Land Discovery of The Antarctic in 1675. Conversation Topic. Leading Statements and Questions. Speaking Practice. Creating Dialog with Leading Questions. Basic Grammar Review. Prepositions of Place, Movement and Time. English Grammar. Reported Speech. What’s New? The Antarctic is Turning Green Scientists say the frozen continent is likely to ‘alter rapidly under future warming, leading to major changes in the biology and landscape of this iconic region. The Antarctic is turning green with rising temperatures having a “dramatic effect” on the growth of moss in the frozen continent, scientists have discovered. Since 1950, temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula have risen by about half a degree Celsius each decade. This is much faster than the global average. Growth rates of moss since 1950 have been running at four to five times the level before. This is according to a study by UK-based researchers who studied three sites across a 1,000km stretch of the peninsula. In addition to climate change, the extinction of animal species is prolific. Plastic waste, fossil fuel ash and radioactive particles from nuclear bomb tests will all leave a permanent record in the planet’s future rocks. “Between 1950 and 2000, temperatures increased by half a degree per decade on average,” said Dr Amesbury of Exeter University. “The reason we are so confident the moss is responding primarily to temperature, is because of the wide-scale response we see in our moss banks from three different sites that stretch 1,000km across the Antarctic Peninsula.” The researchers who reported the results of their study in an open-access paper in the journal “Cell Biology”, also looked into how sensitive the moss would be to further warming. “The results of that analysis lead us to believe there will be a future ‘greening’ of the Antarctic and a further increase in moss growth rates. “We are likely to see massive amounts of moss colonizing new areas of ice-free land created by the warmer climate. History Topic! Land Discovery of The Antarctic in 1675 Thank you Wiki. The first Antarctic land discovered was the island of South Georgia, visited by the English merchant Anthony de la Roché in 1675. Although myths and speculation about a Terra Australis (“Southern Land”) date back to antiquity, the first confirmed sighting of the continent of Antarctica is commonly accepted to have occurred in 1820 by a Russian expedition. The first human born in the Antarctic was Solveig Jacobsen. He was born on 8 October 1913 in South Georgia. “Indirect reported speech” is when we refer to a statement or fact from the past and go back one tense in our statement. So, if someone said “I am hungry” we would say “He said he was hungry”. Notice how the verb “To be” changed from “Am to Was”. In this example, we went back one tense to refer to what was said. Read more here https://larisaenglishclub.com/pdf-resources/larisa-english-club-5-pdf-version/

New political affiliation, deeper respect for the environmental cause and my love of cannabis!

Erin Schrode was an activist in the womb. By the age of 13 she had started a non-profit called Turning Green, a global student-led movement devoted to cultivating a healthy, just and thriving planet through education and advocacy around environmentally sustainable and socially responsible choices. She is young and passionate and hungry.And it’s not that she’s fearless but rather fear-with. She can face her fear and do it anyway. And at the age of 24, she surprised even herself when she decided to run for office, becoming the youngest person ever to have run for Congress. In this podcast, Erin talks to us about taking risks, doing the right thing and living a life of service.Follow ErinCheck out Run for SomethingIf this episode resonates for you, we’d love for you to take a screenshot and tag us on Instagram stories @ctznwell and @erinschrode and click below to tweet:What gets lost when we wait for the right time? @runforsomething's @erinschrode talks with @kkellyyoga about taking risks - because the stakes are too high not to make an impact: ctznwell.org/ctznpodcast #CTZN @ctznwellMore about this episode:In this podcast, we talked with Erin Schrode about what it takes to take risks and make leaps. And it reminded me of an article I read recently that said the problem for women is not winning - it’s deciding to run. When women run they are just as likely to get elected as men.But as Erin described her process of deciding, you could hear that narrative that women in particular embody - that we are never ready, never good enough, never smart enough or resourced enough to do anything much less run for office. I was inspired by Erin’s story of choosing to go all in, despite what was stacked against her.And she had me reflect on what gets lost when we wait for the right time? What’s at stake when we don’t go for it? When we live up to our potential? And her secret is this: before she decides to do anything big, she asks herself three questions:1-Where can I be most impactful?2-What am I most passionate about?3-What best sets me up for a lifetime of service?And she is proving that we can start before we’re ready. And often when we do, we surprise even ourselves around what we are capable of.Join CTZNWELL on PatreonFollow CTZNWELL on InstagramSign up for CTZNWELL’s weekly email WELLread and check out our free action guides at ctznwell.org.

ABC-TV Nightline, CNN My Guest Erin Schrode was just featured on ABC-TV's Nightline. She is a citizen activist, social entrepreneur and writer. This leading voice on sustainability, social impact, and millennials and vocal advocate for environmental action, public health, and equal justice just ran an unprecedented campaign for US Congress in California. Since co-founding Turning Green in 2005, she has developed eco education and action platforms to inspire, educate, and mobilize millions of students and the global public with this non-profit and beyond. Erin was on air with ABC News for the election season, speaks internationally, consults with corporations, organizations and governments, and writes for Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and Refinery29, among others. She is frequently tapped as an expert for and featured in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, CNN, NBC, FOX, Seventeen, Forbes, and various media outlets. As The White House said, Erin “is a dynamic, passionate and ambitious young woman committed to creating big change everywhere she goes.” This social entrepreneur and community organizer champions civic leadership, conscious living, and environmental stewardship worldwide © 2017 BuildingAbundantSuccess!! Join Me on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/BuildingAbundantSuccess

Judi Shils has spent the last 15 years of her life spearheading grassroots community projects. While attending a Marin County Supervisors meeting in 2002, she listened to concerned citizens pose questions about the high cancer rates in their neighborhoods and express thoughts as to possible cause. The dearth of answers led Shils to form the Marin Cancer Project: Search for the Cause, and then the youth-driven movement for sustainable change, non-profit, Turning Green.  In 2013 she created the first organic/non GMO-school lunch program called The Conscious Kitchen. In 2015, with two kitchens opened for business, the Sausalito Marin City School District became the first organic non-GMO school district in the nation. For 25 years Judi had an Emmy Award winning career with both ABC Sports and Oxygen TV.  She currently resides in Northern California and is working with powerful young people to turn the world green one day at a time.  She is passionate about making our world Thrive and why she’s on Thrive LOUD today!

When it comes to looking after yourself, it's important to know what you're putting into your body. Now that I have the space, at home, I am turning to gardening. Growing my own vegetables should be a no-brainer, but that doesn't mean that there isn't a lot to learn. This is exciting!

When it comes to looking after yourself, it's important to know what you're putting into your body. Now that I have the space, at home, I am turning to gardening. Growing my own vegetables should be a no-brainer, but that doesn't mean that there isn't a lot to learn. This is exciting!

Marci Zaroff coined the term “ECOfashion” and is an internationally recognized ECOlifestyle entrepreneur, educator, innovator and expert. Founder of both Under the Canopy and Metawear, Executive Producer of “THREAD Documentary | Driving Fashion Forward,” and Co-Founder of BeyondBrands, The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and I AM Enlightened Creations, Marci has been instrumental in driving authenticity, environmental leadership & social justice worldwide for over 25 years. Board Member of the Organic Trade Association, Textile Exchange, Turning Green and Cradle to Cradle's "Fashion Positive", Zaroff was a key figure in the development of the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and first Fair Trade Textile Certification. Marci has received countless recognitions — including Retail Touchpoint's "Retail Innovator Award," New York Moves “Power Women Award," Fashion Group International's "Rising Star Award" and the Natural Product Industry’s “Socially Responsible Business Award”. Marci is featured in the book “ECO AMAZONS: 20 Women Who Are Transforming the World” and is a Royal Society of the Arts (RSA) Fellow and a Henry Crown Fellow of The Aspen Institute.

Guess who's back, back again... Thanks for bearing with us as we took a break - but your patience has been rewarded! Generation Invincible is returning with an interview with Erin Schrode. Schrode is a 25 year old environmental advocate and social entrepreneur who recently tried to mix up the stereotype of politicians by running for Congress in California's 2nd Congressional District. Listen to today's episode where we discuss the environment, bigotry, her campaign, the nonprofit she started at age 13, and more. To submit feedback for Generation Invincible, email generationinvincible@gmail.com. Please subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes! And follow on tumblr: generationinvincible.tumblr.com/ Find Erin on Instagram and Twitter: @ErinSchrode Music:
 "Looking Forward" by Lastep "Marina" by Azure
 "Mine" by Phoebe Ryan Credits:
 Generation Invincible is produced by Abigail Meller.

Erin Schrode is a citizen activist, community organizer, and vocal advocate for environmental action, social justice, public health, and responsible consumption – who just announced her campaign to run for US Congress in California’s District 2. Since co-founding Turning Green in 2005, she has developed education and social action platforms to inspire, educate, and mobilize millions of students and the global public with this non-profit and beyond. Erin is the eco correspondent for Fusion (ABC and Univision’s new joint venture), speaks internationally, and consults with corporations, organizations, and governments on millennials, sustainability, and social good. This young leader has been featured in and tapped as an expert for the NY Times, Vanity Fair, ABC, CNN, Seventeen Magazine, and various multimedia outlets. As The White House said, Erin “is a dynamic, passionate and ambitious young woman committed to creating big change everywhere she goes.” She champions active citizenry and environmental stewardship worldwide, launching a youth education project in Haiti, writing curriculum for an eco education center for Palestinian, Israeli, and Jordanian youth, developing recycling infrastructure in Ghana, and recently working with Syrian, Iraqi, and Afghan refugees in the Mediterranean. From her hometown of Marin County, California to New York University to seventy nations around the globe, this innovative entrepreneur is on a lifelong journey to inspire people to action that ensures a just, safe, thriving world for future generations. @ErinSchrode #ErinForUs

Teresa Marquez, Chief Mission Officer for our sponsor Organic Valley gets me thinking about cow burps, methane gas, and making agriculture more green! The UN-FAO says that 18% of global greenhouse gas production is due to agriculture, but a detailed analysis reveals that this widely quoted figure is actually only 3%. Still, grass fed cows produce healthier dairy and meat … Read more about this episode...