Non Pacifica Programming

Allan Lloyd, an Air Quality Management District scientist, and Ed Borrows, a member of the Aerosol Information Bureau, examine the changing risk of getting skin cancer, the thinning of the ozone layer, and updates to consumers about CFCs and aerosols.

Program which discusses how to make money work for the environment. George Gay, Chief operating officer for the First Affirmative Finance Network, and Rosalyn Will, project director for the Council on Economic Priorities discuss how to vote with your dollars. Dr.

Examination of how techniques and chemicals used in agriculture harm the environment, particularly considering the growing world population which must be fed. Dr. Christensen, professor of agriculture, Dr. Roley, Director of the Permaculture Institute, and Dr. Wegryzn, professor of plant and soil science, discuss food production methods and philosophies in the United States and abroad.

Dr. James Swann, an anthropologist and Director of The Institute for the Study of Natural Systems, and the Hales, from the Lakota and Navajo tribes, discuss attitudes about the earth, and how Native Americans preserve the ideal of a sacred earth through dance, chanting and demonstrations.

Ecologist Dr. Laszlo Szijj and Building Industry Association attorney Mr. Hugh Hewitt discuss the intersection of animal rights and the United States Constitution.