Green Arenas
In a world grappling with escalating plastic pollution, soaring greenhouse gas emissions, and governments misusing taxpayer dollars to contaminate our waters, it’s imperative that activists step up to make their voices heard.
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Episode 19: Data Center Public Inquisition (opens the original)
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The nightmare of data centers continues, with energy bills soaring and water usage reaching unsustainable levels. We are now monitoring our consumption more closely, while also enduring the ongoing intrusion and disruption these facilities bring to residential neighborhoods across the country. Guest Kim Georgeton, a former candidate for Lieutenant Governor, a constitutional conservative, and a dedicated advocate for the people and the future of Ohio, is joining us to discuss the dangers posed by
Episode 18 : A Toxin Free Temecula (opens the original)
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In this episode, co-host Jeremy Hempy speaks with Mariane Konstantaras, leader of Temecula’s Community-Led Movement for Safer Public Spaces. Mariane’s initiative aims to end the routine use of toxic glyphosate herbicides in parks, common areas, and near residential neighborhoods, where chemical exposure poses health risks to children, pets, and wildlife. The movement advocates for the city and HOAs to ban glyphosate and switch to safer, non-toxic landscaping methods. Their goal is to promote tra
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