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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 12 |
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| Program #12 - Interviews with Mary Lee Orr, Director of the Louisiana Environmental Action Network and Janice Dickerson member of the Gulf Coast Tenants Association. Also, footage from an eco-mardi gras. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 11 |
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| Program #11 - Interviews with people discussing how the New Orleans street car system was dismantled by large corporations like General Motors to replace them with diesel burning buses. Also, music from the St. Charles Street Car Band. Save Our Wetlands members inform people on the street about how big oil corporations like Shell Oil are buying up sponsorship of Earth Days. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 10 |
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| Program #10 - In front of the federal courts building in New Orleans, Save Our Wetlands executive attorney speaks out against the dangers of the Waterford III Nuclear Power Plant that is twenty-five miles up river from New Orleans, Louisiana. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 9 |
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| Program #9 - New Orleans folk singer, Harlan White, opens the show with his beautiful original composition "Louisiana" for an highly energized toxic march led by jazz bands. In the studio, interviews are conducted between the founder of Save Our Wetlands, Inc. and the director of a leading black environmental organization. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 7 |
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| Program #7 - Interviews with Dennis Formento, founder of the Oyster Shell Alliance, Gary Groesch, Director of the Alliance for Affordable Energy discuss problems of evacuation in case of a nuclear power plant fuel core meltdown; clowns and space cadets discuss these horrible realities. A Jazz Funeral is celebrated for the death of nuclear power. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 6 |
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| Program #6 - Scenes of a toxic march joined by a brass jazz band chanting for clean air and water. In the studio, there is an interview with the organizer of the "Toxic Parade", Pat Brine the director of the Gulf Coast Tentants Association. Also, interviews with Avery Alexander Louisiana state Represenative.
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 5 |
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| Program #5 - South Vietnamese refugees protest a landfill scheduled to be opened near their fishing village in South Louisiana. The director of the African-American Environmental Coalition protests the proposed construction of a Formosa Chemical Plant in a small black rural community. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 4 |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 3 |
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| Program #3 - There are discussions about energy options such as solar energy, the dangers of nuclear waste and a need for "ecological responsibility". Interviews with Dennis Formento, founder of the Oyster Shell Alliance, Gary Groesch, Director of the Alliance for Affordable Energy, and John Clark, President of the Delta Greens. The founder of Save Our Wetlands, Inc., introduces the Mardi Gras King of Clowns to discuss environmental issues. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 2 |
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| Program #2 - Features the very first Nuclear Jazz Funeral held in New Orleans. Also, with interviews that focus on nuclear power with Dennis Formento, founder of the Oyster Shell Alliance and Gary Groesch, Director of the Alliance for Affordable Energy. |
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Save Our Wetlands Eco-News Program 1 |
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| Program #1 - Interviews with Pat Brine the director of the Gulf Coast Tentants Association and Avery Alexander Louisiana state Represenative talk about how black minorities in rural communities are displaced and/or subject to highly toxic industries. Includes a New Orleans jazz march against toxins. |
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| A 60 second plea for National Sustainable Policy |
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Hemp For Victory: A Global Warming Solution |
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| Richard M. Davis, founder and curator of the USA Hemp Musem and author of the book HEMP FOR VICTORY: A GLOBAL WARMING SOLUTION www.hempmuseum.org, on the need to use hemp to pull the excess CO2 from the air, the cause of global warming, regardless of the source. |
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