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EcoTalk.com is a portal and guide to online radio and audio programs covering a wide range of environmental and sustainability-related topics. It includes talks by and interviews with individuals as well as documentary-style programs. Many leading thinkers and advocates are included who are available as event speakers from EcoSpeakers.com. Beyond offering a way of previewing speakers' talks and speaking styles, this site is intended to be useful for educational and training uses in schools, universities, and professional development programs.

Arlene Blum (bio). Arlene Blum, the first American woman to attempt Mt. Everest, reads from her new autobiography Breaking Trail: A Climbing Life. Listen Here (Audio Help). Last segment in program. Show Credit: Sierra Club Radio. More about Arlene Blum >>

Arlene Blum (bio). Arlene Blum, the first woman to attempt Mt. Everest, gives her first interview about her just-released book Breaking Trail: A Climbing Life. Listen Here (Audio Help). Show Credit: Sierra Club Radio. More about Arlene Blum >>

Mark Bowen. Mark Bowen, a scientist, mountain climber and photographer, is interviewed about his book Thin Ice: Unlocking the Secrets of Climate in the World's Highest Mountains. Thin Ice is about the career of paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson, whose work with ice cores has documented the disappearance of mountain glaciers around the world as a result of global warming. Listen Here Windows Media (Audio Help). Listen Here mp3 (Audio Help). ~8 minutes. Show Credits: Interviewed by Ryan Warner on Colorado Matters, KCFR Colorado Public Radio.

Mark Bowen. Mark Bowen, a scientist, mountain climber and photographer, and paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson, a Senior Research Scientist for the Byrd Polar Research Center at Ohio State University, are interviewed about shrinking mountain glaciers and global warming. Bowen is the author of Thin Ice: Unlocking the Secrets of Climate in the World's Highest Mountains about Thompson's research using ice cores to understand global warming. Listen Here RealAudio (Audio Help). Listen Here Windows Media (Audio Help). Show Credits: Interviewed by Ira Flatow of NPR's Science Friday.

Hillary Brown (bio). Co-author of High Performance Infrastructure: Best Practices for the Public Right-Of-Way, Hillary Brown offers tips on how to make a healthier and more sustainable city utilizing a new approach to the miles and miles of concrete and pavement rights-of-way in big cities. Listen Here mp3 (Audio Help). Listen Here RealAudio (Audio Help). ~3 minutes. Show Credits: Living On Earth. More about Hillary Brown >>

David Gottfried (bio). Gottfried is the founder and was the first staff president of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), the leading green building organization in the world. He talks about sustainable building practices and his book, Greed to Green: the Transformation of an Industry and a Life. Listen Here RealAudio (Audio Help). Listen Here Windows Media (Audio Help). ~50 minutes. Program and Interviewer Credits: KQED's Forum with Michael Krasny. More about David Gottfried >>

David Gottfried (bio). Gottfried shares insight, stories and experience from his personal "greening" journey on these life changing trends of sustainability, as he progressed from a real estate developer in the booming 1980's to founder of the U.S. and World Green Building Councils. He is the author of Greed to Green: the Transformation of an Industry and a Life. Listen Here (Audio Help). More about David Gottfried >>

Denis Hayes (bio). Hayes was National Coordinator of the first Earth Day in 1970 and is currently chairman of the Earth Day Network. This radio interview covers global warming and renewable energy as part of an appearance at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Listen Here (Audio Help). Station and Interviewer Credits: Kenneth Macdonald on WBFO. More about Denis Hayes >>

Denis Hayes (bio). Hayes has been a longtime leader of Earth Day and is an advocate for renewable energy to address global warming. This August 2007 interview addresses the question "will concern about global warming translate to action?" Listen Here mp3 (Audio Help). Listen Here RealAudio (Audio Help). ~54 minutes. Station and Show Credits: Seattle NPR affiliate KUOW's The Conversation with Ross Reynolds. More about Denis Hayes >>

Denis Hayes (bio). As the leader of Earth Day, Hayes has been an environmental advocate for nearly 40 years. In this audio, he talks about the history of Earth Day and what it has accomplished. Listen Here (Audio Help). ~10 minutes. More about Denis Hayes >>

Chris Laszlo (bio). Chris Laszlo is a partner and co-founder of Sustainable Value Partners, Inc., a firm helping companies create value for shareholders and stakeholders. In this audio, Laszlo and David Cooperrider discuss how companies are leveraging sustainability to maximize value creation. Listen Here (Audio Help). More about Chris Laszlo >>

Hunter Lovins (bio). As President of Natural Capitalism, Inc. and co-creator of the Natural Capitalism concept, L. Hunter Lovins works with businesses, governments and organizations to implement this profitable approach to developing sustainable businesses and communities. She talks in this Commonwealth Club presentation about the future of business education. Listen Here (Audio Help). ~33 minutes. More about Hunter Lovins >>

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