Listen Now Toxic Debt, An Environmental History Justice History of Detroit, just published by North Carolina University Press in its...

265th Podcast: Professor Josiah Rector Discusses His Recently Published Book, "Toxic Debt, An Environmental Justice History of Detroit" (July 12th)

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Listen Now Listeners may recall two years ago this past month I interviewed Professor Jacobson regarding his text “100% Clean...

Stanford's Mark Jacobson Discusses His Latest, "No Miracles Needed, How Today's Technology Can Save Our Climate and Clean Our Air" (March 6th)

Listen Now The word Anthropocene has been used over the past 20 years to define the modern era during which...

Prof. Toshihiro Higuchi Discusses His Work, "Political Fallout, Nuclear Weapons Testing and the Making of a Global Environmental Crisis" (February 8th)

Listen Now (Listeners may recall Professor Abraham discussed 2021 ocean warming last year on January 18.) As a possible reminder,...

275th Interview: John Abraham Discusses the Continued Rapid Increase in Ocean Heat Content (January 23rd)

Listen Now US healthcare fraud remains pervasive. For example, this past November Pro Publica and The New Yorker published, “How...

Attorney Ms. Jayne Conroy Discusses Prosecuting Healthcare Fraud in Part Via Use of Criminal Statutes (January 19th)

Listen Now Having posted over 25 related climate and health-related interviews over the past several years, podcast listeners are aware...

265th Podcast: Professor Josiah Rector Discusses His Recently Published Book, "Toxic Debt, An Environmental Justice History of Detroit" (July 12th)

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