On this edition of Green Street Patti and Doug talk with Dr. Mary Prunicki from Stanford University about the human impacts of smoke from...

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with the Michigan State University researcher and pediatrician who blew the lid off...

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with investigative reporter Sharon Lerner about Washington’s revolving door, the...

Our delicately balanced and finely tuned endocrine system determines how we grow, how we mature, and how - and even if - we can...

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug speak with Dr. Brian Moench, anesthesiologist and author of Death by Corporation, an...

On this week’s edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk with Kyla Bennett, a former EPA whistleblower who is now helping PEER -...

Delaware Riverkeeper Maya Van Rossum talks about her idea to adopt a Green Amendment in every state; one that would protect our right to...

On this edition of Green Street, renowned scientist, author and activist Dr. Sandra Steingraber talks with Doug and Patti about the oil...

De-commissioning a nuclear power plant isn’t like flipping a switch, especially when it practically sits on top of a giant natural gas...

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 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...

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

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

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

On this edition of Green Street Patti and Doug welcome soil biologist and educator Dr. Mary Beth Kirkham.

America's food system is in crisis. Our combined food decisions drive world politics, enrich multi-national corporations, cause...

aInvestigative reporter Cary Gillam talks about her experience covering the ag beat in the US, and her book “Whitewash” about agribusiness g

Stanford University Professor Mark Jacobson, co-founder of the Solutions Project, talks with Patti and Doug about how he and his team develo

Kim Fraczek, a founder & current director of the Sane Energy Project talks about how community action helped stop the Williams Pipeline.

Climate Mama Harriet Shugarman talks with Patti and Doug about her now book, How to Talk to Your Kids About Climate Change.

Moms have an uncanny and unique power to get things done, and there is probably no better example than Zen Honeycutt.

The products we're using to sanitize and disinfect could actually be making us more vulnerable to the coronavirus. On this edition of...

Science writer & author David Quammen talks about the origins of coronavirus & how our human appetite may have contributed to it.

Justin Nobel talks about exposing the massive problems and industry deception associated with radioactive fracking waste.

Allie Taylor, Founder and President of Voters for Animal Rights, talks about her work protecting the domesticated and wild animals of New...

Patti and Doug talk with research scientists and environmental activist Dr. Hildur Palsdottir about environmental awareness.

On this edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug talk about New York City’s proposed legislation to ban chemical pesticides with experts.

The world is literally drowning in plastic. The miracle product that's cheap, flexible, virtually unbreakable and unbelievably versatile...

On this special two-hour “Earth Day” edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug discuss the history of Earth Day and…. • Interview Dr....

Patti is the recipient of the EPA’s prestigious Children’s Environmental Health Excellence Award, and the author of Helping To Heal, a...

On this edition of Green Street, Carolyn Raffensperger, Executive Director of the Science and Environmental Health Network, talks about...

Recent fish kills on the east end of Long Island and in the Hudson River have raised new questions about what’s happening to our water....

For many years, the research on autism has been focused on the role of genes – and looking for that single “autism gene” that may be...

Why not put a big natural gas pipeline right next to an old nuclear power plant that sits near a known seismic fault line? What could...

The movement that began with Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal Community has mushroomed into a global movement to protect public health from...

Everybody wants to look their best, and for some people that means spending hours under the UV lamps inside a tanning bed. But a recent...

What would Rachel Carson make of our world today? What would she think of fracking? Of the worldwide proliferation of toxic chemicals? Of...

Could early-life exposure to chemicals pre-determine our size? Obesity has become a worldwide epidemic, and scientists are puzzled over...

2,4-D, the FDA, GMOs and Your Health A major chemical company recently announced it had produced genetically modified corn and soybeans...

The FDA has finally given us some guidance on sunscreen use, but did the agency go far enough to protect us from some of the chemicals...

The President’s Cancer Panel weighed In On Cancer and the Environment. The President’s Cancer Panel found that environmental links to...

Brominated flame retardant chemicals have been in the news recently – the Chicago Tribune ran an excellent series of investigative...

How did this whole concept of fluoridation of public water supplies get started, and what should you know about it? On this edition of...