 Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm Friday 9/20/19 on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. A new Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show is coming up 4-5:00 PM Friday, September 20th, a day of Global and Youth Climate Strike actions. We will be talking with people who are taking different approaches to the same goal of trying to help save our world from the increasingly dangerous climate crisis:  Dwight Dunston is a West Philly based hip-hop artist, musician, educator, facilitator, organizer, and Quaker. He will talk about co-developing a literature course for students that looks to build courage for facing climate change, and about the connections between spirituality, art, and activism. Sterling is the Coordinator of Equity and Justice Education at Friends' Central School, a facilitator with the University of Pennsylvania the University of Pennsylvania Lion’s Story and a frequent collaborator with AORTA Coop (Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance).  Liz Robinson: our Harrisburg correspondent and consultant to the PA Solar Energy Industries Association, will be in the station to tell us about her experience with the Climate Strike and what is happening in Harrisburg to green our energy production. Don’t miss the Planet Philadelphia!
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Assistant Producer/Reporter Linda Rosenwein put together a list of the many events about our shared environment happening in the Philadelphia area. We ran out of time on the live show aired on September 6th. Here is her list of things things you might want to check out:
World wide strike being held 3 days before the UN summit on climate.Largely initiated by youth, who are afraid of what the world will be like when they grow up.
https://www/evemtbrite.com/e/energy-policy-then-and-now-a-climate-action-conversation-tickets-68818232185 Dave Roberts leading a converstion with Rafe Pomerance.Pomerance is chairman of Arctic 21, which describers itself as a network of organizations focusd on communicating the unraveling of the Arctic as a result of climate change to policy makers and the public.F ree event
StateImpact Pennsylvania will present a distinguished panel to discuss the intersection of environmental justice, social equity and climate change, and explore the potential damage to infrastructure, agriculture and the environment to the public and to those vulnerable communities in the Delaware Valley and South Jersey.
Intention of grant is to: a) create livable, walkable, economically vibrant main streets and mixed-use neighborhoods, b) boost economic opportunities for local farmers and main street businesses, c) improve access to health local food, especially among disadvantaged populations
 Pollinators keep our world alive and beautiful.
Kay 
According to Katherine Young, laboratory program manager in Geoscience at the NREL (National Renewable Energy Lab), geothermal energy could be as good as and possibly an even better alternative power source than solar or wind. She spoke with Kay Wood and Linda Rosenwein about possible new uses for an old well understood energy source and how that could be a big part of a low carbon future. 
Also on this show: Exploring what is happening with the ongoing fast moving situation with the PES refinery with Peter Winslow who has followed developments at Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) for a several years. Might geothermal energy be one good new use? Listen to the full Planet Philadelphia radio show aired 9/6/19 WGGT-LP 92.9 FM & gtownradio.com:
Don’t miss the Planet Philadelphia!
This locally produced radio show about our shared environment airs on the radio waves 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all the great G-town Radio programing on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone or other device. New uses for an old energy source could be a big part of our low carbon future.  Katherine Young, laboratory program manager in Geoscience at the NREL Today on Planet Philadelphia we are exploring geothermal energy production, and it’s possible new uses to help solve our energy and climate crisis with Katherine Young, laboratory program manager in Geoscience at the NREL (National Renewable Energy Lab). We are also exploring what is happening with the ongoing fast moving situation with the PES refinery with Peter Winslow who has followed developments at Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) for a several years. Might geothermal energy be one good new use? Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm today 9/6/19 for this and more on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Don’t miss the Planet Philadelphia!
This locally produced radio show about our shared environment airs on the radio waves 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all the great G-town Radio programing on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone or other device. Planet Philadelphia Podcasts: the Show Archives page, and/or on Mixcloud, and Soundcloud. At a national level there are alternatives to fossil fuels, and we are exploring one of them, geothermal energy production. Locally, PES refinery might be used in less greenhouse- producing ways. Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm Friday 9/6/19 on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com.  Katherine Young: is laboratory program manager in Geoscience at the NREL (National Renewable Energy Lab), a federal lab dedicated to the research, development, commercialization, and deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies. She has particular expertise in geothermal energy and will be talking about the prospects for geothermal energy particularly in light of the recent national report on geothermal energy. Also on this show:  Peter Winslow has worked on a Port Development Plan and on projects for the Department of Defense, Carnegie Mellon, Siemens, and Rutgers. He is the President of the Evolve Foundation and the Founder/President of the FLAG (the Free Loan Association for Germantown). A long-term advocate for the environmental and social justice community, Peter has followed developments at Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) for a several years. Peter has talked to us monthly for the last two months about PES (the largest refinery on the east coast). He will give us the latest news about what is happening at PES in the wake of the fire and closure of the facility since he last talked to us. Is there a realistic possibility that the site can be used in a way that does not encourage the use of fossil fuels? Don’t miss the next Planet Philadelphia!
This locally produced radio show about our shared environment airs on the radio waves 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all the great G-town Radio programing on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone. Planet Philadelphia Podcasts: the Show Archives page, and/or on Mixcloud, and Soundcloud.  Went to the park the other day. I'm enjoying this cooler weather very much.
I hope you are also, Kay
There are many challenging water issues facing us here in the city; environmental degradation, pollution, aging infrastructure, and climate change. The Philadelphia Water Department's Marc Cammarata, Deputy Commissioner of the Department’s Planning and Environmental Services, and Kelly Anderson, the Watershed Protection Program Manager of the Department, will discuss the complexities of how the Philadelphia Water Department manages its water supply and works on environmental issues.
Also on this show: Water Project from Temple University Students as part of a Geography of Hazards class at Temple, and news and updates on water stories locally, nationally, and globally with host, Kay Wood, and your assistant producer/reporter, Linda Rosenwein. Listen to the full show:
https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/the-challenges-of-providing-clean-water-81619-radio-show/
Don’t miss the next Planet Philadelphia! This locally produced radio show about our shared environment airs 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all great G-town Radio programing live on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone. Comment line: (484) 278-1846. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio Comment on new pipeline rules: To comment on the new pipelines rules for PA: Comments closed and received by Wednesday 8/28/19 Mail to: Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Attn: Secretary 400 North St. Harrisburg, PA 17120 OR: use PUC (Public Utility Commission) e-file system https://www.puc.state.pa.us/efiling/default.aspx OR: contact your State legislators (especially if you are in in Sen Killion district Senate Killion's page about the public comment opportunity is at: https://www.senatorkillion.com/puccomment/ Use the following link to find your State legislators: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/findyourlegislator/ Federal Water Grants available: EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Information about the many federal water grants, some available to nonprofits, and private well owners as well as many available to the state. https://www.epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/drinking-water-grants
 Water Dept. Project at Saylor Grove © Kay Wood Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm today, 8/16/19, on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. There are many challenging water issues facing us here in the city; environmental degradation, pollution, aging infrastructure, and climate change. The Philadelphia Water Department's Marc Cammarata, Deputy Commissioner of the Department’s Planning and Environmental Services, and Kelly Anderson, the Watershed Protection Program Manager of the Department, will discuss the complexities of how the Philadelphia Water Department manages its water supply and works on environmental issues. Also on this show:
Don’t miss the next Planet Philadelphia! This locally produced radio show about our shared environment airs 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com.
Not in Philly? You can still listen to all great G-town Radio programing live on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone. Comment line: (484) 278-1846. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio Water Is Life; Philadelphia Water Department on Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm tomorrow Friday 8/16/198/15/2019  Saylor Grove © Kay Wood Tomorrow on Planet Philadelphia: We find out what Philadelphia is doing about some of the many water issues facing us here in the city in view of the environmental challenges, aging infrastructure, and climate change. The Philadelphia Water Department's Marc Cammarata, Deputy Commissioner of the Department’s Planning and Environmental Services, and Kelly Anderson, the Watershed Protection Program Manager of the Department, will discuss the complexities of how the Philadelphia Water Department manages its water supply and works on environmental issues. Also on this show:
 Delaware at Dusk © Kay Wood We hope our water is potable, clean, and in the right amounts at the right places. What are some of the water issues facing us in view of the environment and climate change? Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm Friday 8/16/19 on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com.
Podcast of radio show aired 8/2/19: Facing Fossil Fuel Industries, National and Local Perspectives8/4/2019
How does what is happening with PES (Philadelphia Energy Solutions) have in common with what is happening across the country with the fossil fuel industry? Similar issues and tactics, apparently, occur across the country when fossil fuel industries try to maintain their business. Find out how by tuning in to Planet Philadelphia for dynamic discussions:
• Dominic Renfrey, Advocacy Program Manager for the Center for Constitutional Rights: Environmental justice challenges in Louisiana and how they're addressing these problems across the USA. • Peter Winslow, A long-term advocate for the environmental and social justice community: What is happening at PES (Philadelphia Energy Solutions) the largest refinery on the east coast. There was a fire and closure in June, then more poisonous gas releases in July. Don’t miss the next Planet Philadelphia! This locally produced environmental radio show about our environment airs 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all great G-Town Radio programing live on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone. Comment line: (484) 278-1846. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio Facing Fossil Fuel Industries: National and Local Perspectives on on Planet Philadelphia 4-5:00PM Today at WGGT-LP 92.9FM on the air waves + live streaming on gtownradio.com ALEC protest New Orleans How does what is happening with PES (Philadelphia Energy Solutions) have in common with what is happening across the country with the fossil fuel industry? Similar issues and tactics, apparently, occur across the country when fossil fuel industries try to maintain their business. Find out how by tuning in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm today for dynamic discussions:
Don’t miss the next Planet Philadelphia! This locally produced environmental radio show about our environment airs 4-5 PM the first and third Friday each month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and streaming at gtownradio.com. Not in Philly? You can still listen to all great G-Town Radio programing live on Tunein (https://tunein.com/) on your phone. Comment line: (484) 278-1846. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio |
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