Stonyfield Farm CE-Yo talks about Stonyfield Farm’s efforts to reduce its climate footprint.

Sea levels are rising everywhere, but in some areas they are rising quicker than others, bringing increased dangers of flooding. A new satellite — Jason 2 — has been launched to continue work to monitor the situation, providing valuable information for scientists trying to understand how ocean levels fit into the climate change puzzle.

Excerpt of LaDuke’s June 26 lecture to the 2010 General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association. To see the complete video of LaDuke’s lecture, please visit tinyurl.com

The community of Kamburu, central Kenya, have been working with the Institute for Culture & Ecology (ICE). The community have set about re-learning and enhancing their traditional, ecologically-sound farming methods, and have returned to using their locally adapted indigenous seeds. In the process, they have become food secure and resilient to climate change. With a food surplus after just 18 months, they are sharing their learning with neighbouring communities. This approach is community-led, recognising that the agricultural knowledge needed for food sovereignty and climate resilience is already within the community.

A thirteen minute claymation in two parts made by middle school students in the Green Team at the ISAAC (Charter) School in New London, Connecticut. Polar bears in Greenland invite other endangered species from around the world to a United Animals Conference to talk about climate change and how to get the humans to stop messing up the earth.

Alex welcomes back to the show British consultant, policy adviser, writer, columnist, and hereditary peer, Lord Christopher Monckton, who is a vocal critic of the theory of anthropogenic climate change. Lord Monckton is also a critic of the European Union. scienceandpublicpolicy.org www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv