July 2008 - Isla Earth Radio Series, 00:00

Fun, entertaining, science-based radio show exploring critical issues regarding our natural world.

Windmills of the Sea, 01:30

As oil prices rise and supplies decline, interest in wind energy is soaring. But finding sites for wind farms hasn't been a breeze.

Where Have All the Bees Gone?, 01:30

In the groovy 60s we were singing "Where have all the flowers gone?" Could a day come when we'll sing the same about the honeybees?

Nature's Playground, 01:30

Remember the days when kids hiked into the woods? Caught tadpoles in a stream, and played tag on the playground? Well, those days are fading fast.

The Compostable Ecotainer, 01:30

There are plans underway to eliminate waste in our nation's park -- one cup at a time.

Discovered Species in Indonesia, 01:30

A shark that strolls along coral on its fins. A shrimp with enough muscle and speed to shatter the glass in an aquarium. These and 48 other never-before-seen species were recently discovered in waters near the Papua Province of Indonesia.

Better Alternative Fuels, 01:30

Alternative fuels are more environmentally friendly than petroleum products, right?

Power of Krill, 01:30

The old saying that "there's power in numbers" is true! Scientists were amazed to discover that a tiny marine shrimp called "krill" may affect the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Worm Power!, 01:30

Businessman Tom Herlihy has eight million employees -- eight million, hungry, little red worms, that is.

Funding Conservation, 01:30

We've all heard of the goose that laid the golden eggs. And we know what happened to her...But what about golden bacteria?

New Use for Invasive Tallow, 01:30

The forests of America face double jeopardy these days, both pressure to harvest wood from native forests and invasive species taking over those native forests.

Thermophiles In Yellowstone, 01:30

In 1966, Thomas Brock of Indiana University discovered life forms that thrive in the near-boiling temperatures of Yellowstone's hot springs and geysers called "thermophiles."

You've Got Power, 01:30

Dutch researcher Jos Meeuwen would like to put in a plug for energy self-sufficiency. In fact, he'd like to put in a plug for everyone in his country.

A Brake for Manatees, 01:30

Ever seen a manatee? Well, they look kind of like a tusk-less walrus -- BIG, slow, and pretty darn chunky.

Green Cabinets in Mango, 01:30

As eco-friendly furniture makes the transition from small specialty shops to mass market merchandisers, one thing is becoming clear. Green comes in many different shades.

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