HeyJaredEnid Sisskin
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- Sep 24, 2026
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EcoMinutes: The benefits of thrifting (opens the original)
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This EcoMinutes is about buying second-hand and was suggested by a listener, so if there are any topics you’d like to hear on this podcast, let me know at EcoMinute@wuwf.org. You may not know it, but it's very likely you've participated in an important activity that helps reduce waste. Have you shopped at the T&W flea market, stopped by the Habitat for Humanity Restore, or gone to an estate or garage sale? If so, then you're reducing waste through the process known as thrifting, which is the act
EcoMinutes: The Canopy Restoration Project's Mission (opens the original)
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Welcome to the EcoMinutes. This is Dr. Enid Sisskin. I'm in the studio with Chelsea Mahan, co-founder of the Canopy Restoration Project. She's a longtime environmental activist and community organizer. Chelsea, welcome. Briefly, can you tell me what the Canopy Restoration Project is? Chelsea Mahan: Yes. Thank you for having me. The Canopy Restoration Project was founded in 2022, and it's a street tree planting program. So we plant within the right-of-way and 20-feet beyond. We started out just w
EcoMinutes: The environmental impacts of data centers (opens the original)
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I’m really excited for today’s EcoMinutes podcast since the topic was suggested to me by a listener. He asked that I discuss Artificial Intelligence, or AI. You can’t listen to the news or pick up a newspaper without there being an article about AI, and if you’re here to learn about AI going rogue and taking over the world, you’re at the wrong podcast. I’ll be discussing the environmental effects of AI and, in particular, the big data centers that are needed to support it. According to the Unite
EcoMinutes: Plastic usage (opens the original)
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Today, I’m continuing to talk about plastic and the many ways it’s harming our health and the environment. I’ll also suggest ways to use less of it — particularly single-use plastics. All aspects of plastic can cause harm — its manufacture, use, and disposal. For information about plastic production, go to the February 2026 podcast. This week I’ll concentrate on how just using plastic can harm the environment and our health. As I’ve said, the overarching problem with plastic is its success. It’s
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