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 The Science Podcast
 
 The Science Podcast is the podcast for the Science Magazine (AAAS - American Association for the Advancement of Science). You will find that it is very informative on a wide range of Science topics.
Please go to their webpage http://www.sciencemag.org/multimedia/podcast/
to find a complete listing of many many high quality audio programs. Also subscribe to the podcast via their RSS feed:
http://www.sciencemag.org/rss/podcast.xml
 
 Here are descriptions from their website of a few of their Audio Shows related to Environmental Issues:
 
 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 13 October 2006"
 
 Improving monoclonal antibody therapy for cancer; the trials and tribulations of building the world's biggest nucler-fusion experiment; thoughts on the neurobiology of face recognition; and more.
 
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 The New World's oldest writing; Einstein passes another test; the first tree genome sequence; and more.
 
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 Boosting results for minority students; Tim Berners-Lee on the need for a new "Web science" the challenge of freshwater resources; and more.
 
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 ====> Click to hear "Science Podcast, 21 July 2006"
 
 Pollination in peril; controversial stem cell therapies; the future of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, and more.
 
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 Climate warming and increasing wildfire activity; studying the genes of extinct mammals; the math of music; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 12 May 2006"
 
 The recent fall in Earth's magnetic field; new skepticism on whether polio can be eradicated; viruses as "nanoplatforms" for materials and medical applications; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 24 March 2006"
 
 More on disappearing glaciers; Kyoto progress and pitfalls; disappointment for a potential diabetes treatment; and more.
 
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 Saturn's enigmatic moon Enceladus; Easter Island revisited; two-thymus mice; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 24 February 2006"
 
 Greenland ice sheet loss; how kids assess leadership online; teaching evolution in the public schools; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 10 February 2006"
 
 The 2007 U.S. science budget; molecular motor proteins; how a ripe tomato tells you it's good for you; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Science Podcast, 27 January 2006"
 
 Monitoring a wildlife population by looking at its parasites and pathogens; mental health in the developing world; the possible road to a biofuels future; and more.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Special Science Podcast -- Breakthrough of the Year 2005"
 
 A special audiocast reviewing some of the top science stories of 2005, based on the journal's annual Breakthrough of the Year issue.
 
 Copyright © 2006 American Association for the Advancement of Science
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Earthwatch Radio
 
 The Earthwatch Radio Podcast is located at this URL http://ewradio.org/description_podcast.aspx
Please visit the site to find a complete listing of many high quality audio programs. Also subscribe to the podcast via their RSS feed:
http://ewradio.org/podcast/current/
 
 Here are descriptions from their website of a few of their Audio Shows related to Environmental Issues:
 
 ====>Click to hear "Ticks On The Move" 08/22/2006
 
 Lyme disease is spreading to new areas, and climate change might be to blame.
 
 Copyright © 2006 University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Beyond The Tailpipe" 08/16/2006
 
 A close look at roadside dirt has found a mix of toxic ingredients.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "A Dry Future on the Prairie" 08/15/2006
 
 The western prairies of Canada might be in for a very long dry spell. European immigrants started to settle the western prairies of Canada more than 100 years ago, and they did it during a time when water was abundant. Scientists say those prairies are now heading toward prolonged drought as a result of climate warming and other changes. In fact, the title of a recent article in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences described it as an "impending water crisis."
 
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 ====>Click to hear "The Present Ice Age" 08/11/2006
 
 The Earth is in the midst of a long-running ice age. We've just taken a little break, according to an expert.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Strange Behavior by Polar Bears" 08/10/2006
 
 Some polar bears have turned to cannibalism to eat, and that's an unusual turn of events.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Problems for the Low Life" 08/09/2006
 
 A study of people and physical geography finds a lot of problems for a lot of people who live close to the sea.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "When Waves Meet Wells" 08/04/2006
 
 After the tsunami of 2004, people ran into problems finding water that's fit to drink.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Avoiding The Big Chill" 07/31/2006
 
 Some scientists say global warming could produce local cooling in Europe and North America.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Antarctica's Negative Balance" 07/26/2006
 
 Precise measurements from satellites show big changes in the ice that covers Antarctica.
 
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 ====>Click to hear "Eco-Efficient Business" 07/21/2006
 
 Economists are trying to help companies find a balance between economic benefits and environmental costs.
 
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 The Earthwatch Radio Podcasts are too numerous to list. Please visit their site to hear the many other podcasts. Here is only a partial list:
 
 07/19/2006 	Toxic Bodies -	Alison Coulson
 07/18/2006 	Shorelines on the Move -	Kathleen Schmitt
 07/17/2006 	Antarctica's Hidden Watershed -	Adam M. Hinterthuer
 07/11/2006 	Allergies on the Rise -	Alison Coulson
 07/10/2006 	Out to the Exurbs -	Steve Pomplun
 07/07/2006 	Hurricane Blues -	Adam M. Hinterthuer
 07/03/2006 	Plants and Weather Predictions -	John Karl
 06/30/2006 	Rabbit Feat -	Steve Pomplun
 06/27/2006 	Conservation Comes First -	Steve Pomplun
 06/22/2006 	More Fuel for Hurricanes -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 06/14/2006 	Saving Energy Begins at Home -	Steve Pomplun
 05/23/2006 	Fueling a Debate -	Jason Croft
 05/03/2006 	Strange Weather -	Steve Pomplun
 04/25/2006 	Fish, Fungus and Frogs -	Alison Coulson
 04/24/2006 	Ecosystem on the Hoof -	Steve Pomplun
 04/18/2006 	Environmental Distraction -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 04/14/2006 	Saving the Chesapeake -	Jason Croft
 04/11/2006 	Climatic Infections -	Alison Coulson
 04/07/2006 	Feeling the Heat -	Adam Hinterthuer
 04/06/2006 	Organic Defense -	Alison Coulson
 04/05/2006 	Evangelical Action -	Jason Croft
 03/30/2006 	Permafrost Problems -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 03/28/2006 	Earth with No Snow -	Alison Coulson
 03/24/2006 	Acid in the Ocean -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 03/16/2006 	Opening the Floodgates -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 03/15/2006 	High and Dry -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 03/14/2006 	Strength in Diversity -	Steve Pomplun
 03/13/2006 	Energy and Urgency -	Steve Pomplun
 03/10/2006 	Parting the Waters -	Richard Hoops
 02/27/2006 	High Water Stakes -	Kathleen Schmitt
 02/24/2006 	Slow Recovery -	Steve Pomplun
 02/20/2006 	Cold, Hard Facts of Nature -	Steve Pomplun
 02/17/2006 	Nowhere to Hide -	Diane Pansky
 02/16/2006 	Dark Harvest -	Steve Pomplun
 02/15/2006 	Life After Oil -	Steve Pomplun
 02/14/2006 	Turtles in Trouble -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 02/13/2006 	Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Out of Water -	John Karl
 02/08/2006 	Unearthing Hurricanes -	Kathleen Schmitt
 02/06/2006 	Fear Factor -	Alison Coulson
 01/31/2006 	Radiant Waters -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 01/25/2006 	Harvest the Wind -	Steve Pomplun
 01/20/2006 	Kicking the Mercury Habit -	John Karl
 01/17/2006 	Shelter from the Waste -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 01/16/2006 	Endangered Ice Ecosystems -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 01/13/2006 	Uncertain Future -	Steve Pomplun
 01/09/2006 	Going with the Wind -	Steve Pomplun
 01/06/2006 	Ocean Puzzles and Patterns -	Elizabeth Katt-Reinders
 01/05/2006 	Early Warming -	Steve Pomplun
 01/04/2006 	Long-Running Debate -	Steve Pomplun
 01/03/2006 	Keeping an Eye on the Ice -	Richard Hoops
 
 
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