Maddie Yang
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Sustainability and Public Health | Environmental Minute (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to Environmental Minute! This is a segment brought to you by WDIY, in part by the Estate of Don Miles, and I am your host, Maddie Yang, a rising senior in high school at Moravian Academy, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. I am super passionate about all things climate change, sustainability, and empowering and educating others to take action against the climate crisis. My goal for this segment is to provide listeners with a glimpse to a whole variety of topics in the vast realm of su
Growing Faith, Food, and Resilience with Nathan Stucky | Roots and Resilience (opens the original)
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On this episode, Maddie Yang is joined by Nathan Stucky, Director of the Farminary Project at Princeton Theological Seminary, to explore the connection between agriculture, theology, and regenerative practices. Stucky's background growing up on a farm led him to create the Farminary — a working farm where students explore theological questions alongside hands-on experiences caring for crops and livestock. Nathan explains how the farm's classes goes beyond a traditional classroom experience, enco
Sustainability Through Stewardship with Sarah DeGrendel | Roots and Resilience (opens the original)
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On this episode, Maddie Yang speaks with Sarah DeGrendel, Bethlehem's first Sustainability Manager, about the city's efforts to build a more resilient future. Sarah talks about her role with the city and the Bethlehem Climate Action Plan, a 300-page roadmap addressing several areas of community life. Sarah explores some of the biggest environmental challenges Bethlehem is facing and the importance of community involvement in creating meaningful change, with different ways for residents to get in
Animal Endangerment & Conservation | Environmental Minute (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to Environmental Minute! This is a segment brought to you by WDIY, in part by the Estate of Don Miles, and I am your host, Maddie Yang, a rising senior in high school at Moravian Academy, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. I am super passionate about all things climate change, sustainability, and empowering and educating others to take action against the climate crisis. My goal for this segment is to provide listeners with a glimpse to a whole variety of topics in the vast realm of su
The Greener Side with Steve Olshevski, Lynn Rothman and Benjamin Felzer | Roots and Resilience (opens the original)
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On this episode, Maddie Yang is joined by Steve Olshevski, Lynn Rothman and Benjamin Felzer of the Bethlehem Environmental Advisory Council to explore their mission to create a city that generations to come can inherit. The group talks about some of the current initiatives they're working on, from suggesting new ordinances for the city's trees to reducing the community's carbon footprint. They also share what sustainability means to them and how their work seeks to expand beyond it. Roots and Re
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