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114: Great Rivers Environmental Law Center
enAugust 01, 2017
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About this Episode
Kathleen Henry and Bruce Morrison from the Great Rivers Environmental Law Center join D.J. in the KDHX studios to discuss a variety of federal, state, and local environmental issues and what they mean to us here in the St. Louis region.
Here's a glance at how the conversation goes:
1:30-8:15 - What does the GRELC do and why?
8:15-21:00 - What does the Trump administration mean for the environment in St. Louis? Streamlining the development process isn't very good for Missouri and Illinois streams.
21:15-26:30 - How are things at the state level? What can the average citizen do to help?
26:30-35:00 - What's going on closer to home? Development in St. Louis County parks, in particular, is not being done to promote outdoor recreation.
35:00-47:00 - Putting it all in perspective. Shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy and seeing if there's any reason for hope.
Surprisingly, DJ ends on an optimistic note!
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