Category Archives: Podcasts

We Must Apply Political Heat Demanding Climate Action

Posted on July 25, 2021 by Sandwich Climate

The New York Times The Daily podcast has an excellent piece: Putting a Price on Pollution Towards the end of the podcast The Times reporter says in November she will be covering a crucial international climate summit in Glasgow. The … Continue reading →

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Biden Must Confront Three Sources of Global Warming

Posted on February 3, 2021 by Sandwich Climate

  New York Times reporter Coral Davenport talking of President Biden’s climate policy challenges on The Daily says: There are three main sources of planet warming greenhouse gases in the U.S. economy…you have to drastically cut each one of these…pollution from … Continue reading →

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South Korea recycles 95% of its food waste

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Sandwich Climate

Composting is a way we all can help reduce greenhouse gases. If food waste goes to landfills, it become noxious methane gas. A much bigger problem than most of us realize. If composted, it sequesters carbon and also makes great … Continue reading →

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Why NH lags in solar; causes and fixes

Posted on January 29, 2020 by Sandwich Climate

New Hampshire Public Radio’s The Exchange recently tackled  “Why N.H. Lags on Major Solar Projects and How That Might Be Changing.” Surrounding states like Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine have already developed large solar projects that go beyond just private roof … Continue reading →

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Inspiration, Part II: The Drawdown Project

Posted on November 30, 2019 by Sandwich Climate

The Drawdown Project helped SCCC steering committee members Katherine Thorndike and Leonard Witt visualize the possibilities for attacking global warming on individual and societal levels. Its vision statement inspires us most: Stopping global warming is possible, with solutions that exist … Continue reading →

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