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This Green Earth | December 27, 2022

By Claire Wiley,

Chris Cherniak

Published December 27, 2022 at 12:59 PM MST

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Sierra Magazine Editor Jason Mark with a summary of the year’s most important enviormental stories (01:44)

Discussion of the Park City Climate Fund with the Park City Community Foundation (27:48)

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Claire Wiley

Claire is the producer of This Green Earth and a volunteer DJ on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Sierra Magazine Editor Jason Mark with a summary of the year’s most important enviormental stories

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Jason Mark, Editor of Sierra Magazine provides a summary of the year’s most important stories regarding the environment. From the Inflation Reduction Act to the U.S. supreme court to why our global consumption went up along with our installation of renewables. It’s a roundup of the good, the bad, and the inspiring from the year that was.
Discussion of the Park City Community Foundation's Park City Climate Fund

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Park City Community Foundation’s Executive Director, Joel Zarrow and Vice President of Equity & Impact Diego Zegarra joins the show to discuss the Park City Climate Fund, its purpose and impact on our community and beyond. Since its inception, The Fund has awarded more than half a million dollars to organizations mitigating climate change in Summit County.