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radioBANG is a worldly news report highlighting successful innovations in science, lifestyle, and corporate responsibility.
radioBANG believes in focusing on the positive. Amazing things are taking place, all is far from lost.
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1803 | Big Ideas Float on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard
Celebrating 2018, International Year of the Reef. Produced by Chuck Woodford. Edited by Sonia Koetting.
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1802 | A Round Planet Needs a Circular Economy
Produced by Chuck Woodford. Edited by Sonia Koetting. To read in text, visit medium.com/solutions-in-sustainability. To test your knowledge of other vocabulary of sustainability, visit radiobang.org/jargon-busters.
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1801 | Will these kids make the U.S. pay for risking our climate?
More detail and a donation page can be found at OurChildrensTrust.org. Produced by Chuck Woodford and edited by Sonia Koetting. Comment at Facebook.com/Solutions-In-Sustainability.
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1708 | A carbon home: carpet like a forest and furniture like mushrooms
Make radioBANG your #HappyHabit. Produced by Chuck Woodford. Edited by Sonia Koetting.
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1707| Decorating for life on Mars and other CSR projects
Edited by Sonia Koetting and produced by Chuck Woodford. If sustainability is your style, join us for "Path to Purpose," the 2017 Net Impact conference, Oct. 26-28. Be inspired as thousands of people come together to explore sustainable work and life. https://www.netimpact.org/conference/ni17
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1706 | Skip the phone booth — save the planet from your bathroom
Support for this episode comes Net Impact, hosting its 2017 conference Oct. 26-28 in Atlanta. Thousands of peers and mentors will connect for careers and lifestyles that impact the world. NetImpact.org/conference/ni17/about
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Things that make you go … hmmmm
File under “it wasn’t all bad” news reports. Quick updates about the optimistic world of sustainability. New solutions to old problems.
Sustainability Is The New Black
I love that there is a podcast dedicated to positive sustainability news. We are surrounded by so much environmental doom and gloom stories, it's refreshing to realize that we are slowly, generationally, turning the tide.