• Earth Guardian – How a Scientist who was a Climate Change Sceptic became a Believer

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    My guest is Gregory Vettese, a contributor to the history blog, Understood Backwards. Gregory got his M. Sc. in Chemistry from Queen’s University, a scientist who is no longer skeptical that climate change is happening. What are the arguments used by skeptical scientists? Why are their arguments not credible? What are their tactics? What convinced a scientist that climate change is happening already

  • Earth Guardian – How a Scientist who was a Climate Change Sceptic became a Believer

  • Earth Guardian – Follow the Lead of a Company that Practices Sustainability and Saves Money at the Same Time

  • Earth Guardian – Ontario Doesn’t Need Coal Generated Electricity, so Why Shouldn’t it be Phased Out Now Instead of Waiting until 2014?

  • Earth Guardian – Mara Legrand, Writer, Producer and Director will talk about her Documentary, Wild Horses in Winds of Change

  • Earth Guardian – Bloated Nuclear Projects Mean You Pay More for Electricity. What is the True Cost of Nuclear Generated Electricity?

  • Earth Guardian – Post-Car Cities: How Cities need to be re-planned for Fewer Cars and Old Baby-Boomers

  • Earth Guardian – Why Do Women have to Participate in the Decision-Making Process, Especially When the Decisions are Important?

  • Earth Guardian – The Shift that is Happening in the Electrical Industry

  • Earth Guardian – Why Did United Nations Declare 2011 the” International Year of the Forest”? Why are Forests, the Earth’s Lungs, important to protect?

  • Earth Guardian – Can we learn from History to address the Causes of Climate Change and Environmental Degradation Now?

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Each one of us can change the future. Make one small decision in your everyday life to protect the environment. Stop using plastic water bottles. Recycle. Re-use shopping bags. Put in a rain barrel. Change is in our own hands. As consumers, we are all powerful drivers; our buying power can fuel sustainability in government, business, manufacturing, and bring new, green technology and products to market. Sharolyn Vettese is out to inspire us towards these changes, big and small. Listen in, and be part of the solution.