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On this radio show Drexel University engineering professor Dr. Franco Montalto gives us a larger look at flooding problems and solutions. Dr. Montalto has more than 20 years of experience in eco-hydrological research, planning and design projects. He will be discussing concepts in water resilience and flooding planning as well as the steps to develop plans for flooding risks.
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Flooding is a serious problem made worse by climate change. In this show we explore some of the concerns about flooding in two local areas that illustrate flooding problems for the rest of the country.
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- Josh Lippert, certified floodplain manager, and former floodplain manager for Philadelphia. He will talk about flooding in neighborhoods, including the increased risks of flooding due to climate change. He also will talk about some problematic high priced developments at risk of flooding, and how to address the risks.
- Jordan Gass-Pooré is an investigative journalist. She is the creator, producer, and host of “Hazard NJ,” a limited-series podcast about the impacts of climate change on hazardous Superfund sites in New Jersey. This podcast is a production of NJ Spotlight News, the news division of NJ PBS. She will talk about the danger of flooding on superfund sites in New Jersey and the increased risks of toxins being spread over wider areas in extreme weather events.
To hear Planet Philadelphia live, tune your radio dial to 92.9 FM in NW Philadelphia or live stream at gtownradio.com. Podcasts of shows are available shortly after broadcast at www.planetphiladelphia.com.
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Flooding is a serious problem that is made worse by climate change. In this show we explore some of the concerns about flooding in two local areas that illustrate flooding problems for the rest of the country.
- Josh Lippert is a certified floodplain manager, a trained landscape architect, and environmental planner. He is the former floodplain manager for Philadelphia. He will talk about flooding in neighborhoods, including the increased risks of flooding due to climate change. He also will talk about some problematic high priced developments now proposed or underway in Philadelphia that may be at risk of flooding, and how to address the risks.
- Jordan Gass-Pooré is an investigative journalist. She is the creator, producer, and host of “Hazard NJ,” a limited-series podcast about the impacts of climate change on hazardous Superfund sites in New Jersey. This podcast is a production of NJ Spotlight News, the news division of NJ PBS. She will talk about the danger of flooding on superfund sites in New Jersey and the increased risks of toxins being spread over wider areas in extreme weather events.
- Related news items
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Gardens, Public Space, Affordable Housing Discussion & Home Repair News — 8/5/22 Planet Philadelphia
On this Planet Philadelphia we address how land management cuts across many environmental and societal matters. Tune in to 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in Philadelphia & gtownradio.com to explore this with guests:
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On this Planet Philadelphia we address how land management cuts across many environmental and societal matters. Tune in to 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in Philadelphia & gtownradio.com to explore this with guests:
- Jenny Greenberg, Executive Director of the the Neighborhood Gardens Trust (NGT), Camille Poinvil, a Germantown resident who started SeyPor Garden, and Vita Litvak, lead garden organizer for Pastorius Community Garden.
- Steve Luxton, Executive Director of the Energy Coordinating Agency (ECA), gives a preview of the newly passed bipartisan Whole Home Repair bill.
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https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/gardens-public-space-housing-jenny-greenberg-camille-poinvil-vita-litvak-steve-luxton/
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Today Planet Philadelphia will address how land management cuts across many environmental and societal matters. Tune in to 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in Philadelphia & gtownradio.com to explore this with guests:
- Jenny Greenberg, Executive Director of the the Neighborhood Gardens Trust (NGT), Camille Poinvil, a Germantown resident who started SeyPor Garden, and Vita Litvak, lead garden organizer for Pastorius Community Garden.
- Steve Luxton, Executive Director of the Energy Coordinating Agency (ECA), gives a preview of the newly passed bipartisan Whole Home Repair bill.
Planet Philadelphia
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Pastorius Garden, photo credit: Vita Litvak Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show 4-5:00 PM Friday 8/5/22:
Land management issues cut across many other matters related to our environment. We are exploring some of these in this show.
Land management issues cut across many other matters related to our environment. We are exploring some of these in this show.
- Jenny Greenberg, Camille Poinvil, and Vita Litvak will talk about community gardens and the Neighborhood Gardens Trust. NGT is an organization which attempts to preserve land for gardens and open space by putting it in a conservation trust, a unique way of preserving land. Jenny is the Executive Director; Camille started SeyPor Garden, lives in Germantown, and is the community outreach coordinator for Weavers Way Coop; and Vita is the lead garden organizer for Pastorius Community Garden located in Germantown.
- Steve Luxton is the Executive Director of the Energy Coordinating Agency which creates lasting solutions to the energy problems of low and moderate income Philadelphians, particularly focusing on fixing their homes and on training people for weatherization and renewable energy jobs. He will provide a preview of a new home repair program which may be a model for the whole country.
- Editorial comments: on land management issues engendered by the above.
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Listen to the podcast: The good, the bad, & the ugly in the Climate Crisis; US Banks, Finance, & Supreme Court
In this show we cover recent events in banking/financial institutions and the US Supreme Court. Our guest are Lila Holzman, manager supporting the Alignment Insights work within RMI’s Center for Climate-Aligned Finance, talk about this work and its potential to help with climate change issues. We also have Alex Bomstein, Director of Litigation for the Clean Air Council of Philadelphia, discussing implications of this recent Supreme Court ruling against the EPA and what steps can be taken to protect the environment. On this show, we also have Linda Rosenwein’s round up of environmental news.
Listen to the show:
https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/the-good-the-bad-the-ugly-in-the-climate-crisis-us-banks-finance-supreme-court/
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The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly,
The US & the Climate Crisis
Thunderstorm, Photo by NOAA on Unsplash
Banking/Finance & Supreme Court's effects on climate crisis on Planet Philadelphia today:
- Lila Holzman, Manager supporting the Alignment Insights work within RMI’s Center for Climate-Aligned Finance, will tell us about climate aligned finance and its potential to help with climate change.
- Alex Bomstein, Director of Litigation for the Clean Air Council of Philadelphia, will talk about the recent Supreme Court case, West VA vs. EPA, and what steps forward can be taken to protect the environment, and more.
- Linda Rosenwein’s environmental news round up
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Large Scale Institutions & Climate Change: |  Photo by Luke White on Unsplash |
Several large scale institutions have recently been affecting our progress towards lessening climate change. Among them are banking/financial institutions and the US Supreme Court. How are some of the proponents of diminishing our exposure to greenhouse gases framing their work with these institutions?
- Lila Holzman is a manager supporting the Alignment Insights work within RMI’s (formerly Rocky Mountain Institute) Center for Climate-Aligned Finance. Her work focuses on enabling financial institutions to align their investment and lending strategies with the goals of the Paris Agreement and the transition to a net-zero economy. She will be telling us about this work and its potential to help with climate change issues.
- Alex Bomstein is the Director of Litigation for the Clean Air Council of Philadelphia, an organization that has been working to insure there is clean air since 1967. The Clean Air Council was one of the organizations involved in trying to get a positive outcome of the recent Supreme Court case, West VA vs. EPA. Alex will discuss some of the implications of this recent decision and what steps forward can be taken to protect the environment.
- Environmental News
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National Environmental Justice Engagement Call
July 19 2-4pm ET
Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/epa-natl-environmental-justice-community-engagement-call-july-19-2022-registration-372254752987
Philadelphia Household Hazardous Waste Event
Thursday 7/14 9am-3pm
8401 State Rd. at Ashburner St.
Click here for a list of acceptable household hazardous waste and to pre-register for this event or a later event.
https://www.phila.gov/services/trash-recycling-city-upkeep/dispose-of-household-hazardous-waste/
PA Department of Environmental Protection Grants
Applications open earlier this year, starting August 1
Increased funding to $5K for local groups and $30K for “General Grants” Level I
See further information on the DEP Environmental Education and Information website.
https://www.dep.pa.gov/Citizens/EnvironmentalEducation/Pages/default.aspx
Philadelphia is fixing potholes and sidewalks
The Streets Department has a new 13-person unit to do this
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https://www.phila.gov/services/streets-sidewalks-alleys/report-a-problem-on-a-city-street-sidewalk-or-alley/report-a-pothole-or-other-street-damage/
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Our July 1st show featured an interview with the beloved local NBC TV news meteorologist, Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz, recently retired. He spoke with us about how TV weather reporters present the science of climate change and the weather. Later that evening PBS News broadcast a similar story telling essentially the same story we’d just broadcast.
We also had one of the first - if not the first - stories in American media exploring the connection between the Supreme Court’s abortion rights ruling and climate change. We spoke with Dr. John Harte, Distinguished Professor of the Graduate School Ecosystem Sciences at the University of California in Berkeley, CA, about why he includes reproductive freedom as one of his climate change solutions, and what results the recent abortion decision could have on our society and our existential climate crisis.
Listen here:
https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/planet-philadelphia-scooped-pbs-7122-broadcast-weather-climate-freedom-with-glenn-hurri/
We also had one of the first - if not the first - stories in American media exploring the connection between the Supreme Court’s abortion rights ruling and climate change. We spoke with Dr. John Harte, Distinguished Professor of the Graduate School Ecosystem Sciences at the University of California in Berkeley, CA, about why he includes reproductive freedom as one of his climate change solutions, and what results the recent abortion decision could have on our society and our existential climate crisis.
Listen here:
https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/planet-philadelphia-scooped-pbs-7122-broadcast-weather-climate-freedom-with-glenn-hurri/
Listen to next Planet Philadelphia July 15th.
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We made some changes to our line up for the today's Planet Philadelphia due to the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade. Our new line up for this Fridays show on 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in Philadelphia & gtownradio.com:
Weather forecasters & reporting on the climate crisis Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz is the popular recently retired local Delaware Valley meteorologist for NBC TV news. He gave weather reports on NBC for many years, communicating the science while being entertaining and unpredictable. He talks with us about how TV weather reporters are thinking about climate change, how that has (or has not) changed over time, and his own weather reporting. | What does overturning Roe v. Wade have to do with climate change? Dr. John Harte, Distinguished Professor of the Graduate School Ecosystem Sciences at the University of California in Berkeley, CA. His research interests span ecological field research, the theory of complex systems, and policy analysis. He talks about why he includes reproductive freedom as one of the solutions addressing climate change, and what results the recent decision on abortion could have on our society and in solving our existential climate crisis. |
New Planet Philadelphia 4-5 today!
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Planet Philadelphia is a radio show about our shared environment aired 4:00-5:00 PM EST the first and third Friday a month on WGGT-LP 92.9 FM in Philadelphia and/or at gtownradio.com. Also on Villanova University’s radio station, WXVU, Thursday mornings at 9:00 a.m. at 89.1FM.
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