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This Green Earth

This Green Earth | Apr. 12, 2022

By Nell Larson,

Chris Cherniak

Published April 12, 2022 at 11:47 AM MDT

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On this episode of This Green Earth, Nell and Chris first speak with (00:17) Walt Meier, a Senior Scientist with the National Snow and Ice Data Center located in Boulder, CO. Walt brings the latest news and observations on Artic Sea Ice. Then, (23:41) Emily Murphy, author of the new book Grow Now - How We Can See Our Health, Communities and Planet - One Garden at a Time, joins the show. Murphy shares easy-to-follow principles for regenerative gardening.

Tune into This Green Earth every Tuesday at 9am here on KPCW Park City.

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Nell Larson

Co-host of KPCW's This Green Earth.

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Chris Cherniak

Chris is the co-host of “This Green Earth”, a weekly radio show covering environmental news and issues. Broadcast on KPCW, the NPR affiliate for Park City. He also sits on the boards of Recycle Utah and Summit Community Power Works.

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