Green Street Radio Jul 20 1 min Crisis at Indian Point with Dr. Courtney Williams De-commissioning a nuclear power plant isn’t like flipping a switch, especially when it practically sits on top of a giant natural gas...
Green Street Radio Apr 20 1 min NYC’s New Pesticide Law with Dr. Kenneth Spaeth On this Earth Day edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with Dr. Kenneth Spaeth, Chief of Occupational and Environmental Medicine...
Green Street Radio Mar 30 1 min Poisons in our Parks with Bertha Lewis and Jay Feldman Bertha Lewis of the Black Institute and Jay Feldman of Beyond Pesticides talk about the use of toxic pesticides in NYC parks.
Green Street Radio Mar 16 1 min Toxic Playing Fields with Amy Griffin On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug speak with nationally-recognized soccer coach Amy Griffin who is compiling a list of...
Green Street Radio Mar 10 1 min PFAS Are Forever with Carol Kwiatkowski On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk about the PFAS family of chemicals with research scientist Carol Kwiatkowski,...
Green Street Radio Dec 8, 2020 1 min Getting Rid of Forever Chemicals with Dr. Arlene Blum Interview at 19:45. Dr. Arlene Blum, founder and Director of the Green Science Policy Institute talks about the work of her organization...
Green Street Radio Sep 22, 2020 1 min The Hubris of Trying to Fool Nature with Carey Gillam aInvestigative reporter Cary Gillam talks about her experience covering the ag beat in the US, and her book “Whitewash” about agribusiness g
Green Street Radio Sep 1, 2020 1 min Beating the Natural Gas Industry with Kim Fraczek Kim Fraczek, a founder & current director of the Sane Energy Project talks about how community action helped stop the Williams Pipeline.
Green Street Radio Jun 23, 2020 1 min The Key to Healthy Outdoor Grilling Denise Snyder of Duke University talks with Patti and Doug about how to safely grill food outside to avoid creating harmful chemicals.
Green Street Radio May 5, 2020 1 min Staying Safe and Clean During Corona The products we're using to sanitize and disinfect could actually be making us more vulnerable to the coronavirus. On this edition of...
