Alternative energy sources.
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Switching on the sun / produced by Peggy Hughes. (Part 2 of 2)
A look at the potential of solar energy and the technical obstacles it faces. Part 2 of 2. A panel on the politics of solar energy. Moderated by Aileen Alfandary of KPFA News. Producer: Peggy Hughes Narrators: Chris Welch and Tiger Content editing: Philip Maldari and Gregory Pais Engineer: John Rieger
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The Geothermal landgrab / produced by Marty Gellen.
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Switching on the sun / produced by Peggy Hughes
A look at the potential of solar energy and the technical obstacles it faces. The first part of the program, explores its uses — ranging from earliest times to blueprints for solar space stations. It points out how the use of solar energy would implicate changes in energy use. Written and produced by Peggy Hughes,…
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Future fuels / Bill Stein, Nick Patapoff, and Richard Schweinberg ; hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown.
Series which explores environmental problems and solutions from around the world.|FUTURE FUELS / Bill Stein, Nick Patapoff, and Richard Schweinberg| hosted by Leslie Baer-Brown. SERIES: Earthwatch| no. 8 Series which explores environmental problems and solutions from around the world. CONTENT: Examination of alternative energy sources. Dr. Bill Stein, professor of mechanical engineering, discusses the good…
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Feminist solutions to the male legacy / Petra Kelly ; introduced by Molly Yard.
Talk by Petra Kelly, Green Party member of Germany’s parliament. She talks about the increasing dominace of men in world politics; the disproportionate distribution of wealth; the feminization of poverty; the potential power of the oppressed female majority; the male legacy of nuclear waste, poisoned water, and Chernobyl; the basis for feminist politics; decentralized energy…
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The Solar-power hour / produced by Anita Frankel.
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Syn ‘n’ sol : solar experts confront the department of energy / Rolland Beck, Fred Branfman, and David Ghirad.
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A Closer look at the energy crisis / produced by David Selvin.
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The Consumer movement and the energy crisis / Ralph Nader.