Landscape designer and environmentalist Edwina von Gal talks with Patti and Doug about her new project, 234birds.org (2/3 for the birds)....

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with Dr. Ron Melnick, senior scientist at the National Toxicology Program and...

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with biologist and endocrine disruption expert Laura Vandenberg about her recent...

On this Earth Day edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with Dr. Kenneth Spaeth, Chief of Occupational and Environmental Medicine...

On this edition of Green Street Patti and Doug speak with journalist and author Karl Grossman about the increasing militarization of...

Bertha Lewis of the Black Institute and Jay Feldman of Beyond Pesticides talk about the use of toxic pesticides in NYC parks.

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug speak with nationally-recognized soccer coach Amy Griffin who is compiling a list of...

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk about the PFAS family of chemicals with research scientist Carol Kwiatkowski,...

Doug and Patti talk about wireless radiation with Camilla Rees, one of the pioneers in the effort to slow down the relentless deployment...

NYPIRG Co-founder and long time climate change activist Activist Mark Dunlea talks with Patti and Doug about the challenges facing the...

Attorney, author and philosopher Julian Gresser and technology consultant Ben Levi talk with Patti and Doug about the proliferation of 5G...

Brooklyn Borough President, former NYS Senator and 2021 mayoral candidate Eric Adams talks about his ideas for helping to improve the...

Dr. Joshua Rosenthal, an ENT physician and sleep specialist, talks about how the blue light from computer screens, smart phones and tablets

Interview at 19:45. Dr. Arlene Blum, founder and Director of the Green Science Policy Institute talks about the work of her organization...

Interview at 17:03. A few years ago, U. S. diplomats serving in Havana suffered a series of strange physical symptoms and heard odd...