Tagged: rivers

EarthTalk
12:00 am
Sun January 6, 2013

Climate Change And Rivers

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All Things Considered
5:21 pm
Fri June 29, 2012

How A River That Used to "Run Red" With Pollution Got Clean

June is National Rivers Month, which means it’s a good time to talk about a recent film chronicling the effort to clean up the Nashua River. It’s called “Marion Stoddart: The Work of 1000” and has been screened at a number of environmental film festivals.

Susan Edwards is the film’s producer, and she talks with All Things Considered host Brady Carlson about, the film, Marion Stoddard and the Nashua River.

EarthTalk
12:00 am
Sun April 8, 2012

How Do Dams Hurt Rivers?

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Dear EarthTalk: How is it that dams actually hurt rivers?-- Missy Davenport, Boulder, CO

Dams are a symbol of human ingenuity and engineering prowess—controlling the flow of a wild rushing river is no small feat. But in this day and age of environmental awareness, more and more people are questioning whether generating a little hydroelectric power is worth destroying riparian ecosystems from their headwaters in the mountains to their mouths at the ocean and beyond.

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Fresh Greens
12:00 am
Fri September 4, 2009

The Charles River Didn't Kill Me