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19 episod
sejak 10 Jun 2026
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To close out Season 1 of Ecocide, creators Tim Dobyns and Aaron Provencio introduce themselves, thank listeners for being part of the first season, share their favorite episodes, and preview what’s coming in Season 2. 

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The story of how an ancient aquifer turned the land that blew away in the Dust Bowl into some of the most productive farmland in the country, and why today it's being drained faster than it can ever refill When the rains returned and the Dust Bowl ended, the land on the southern plains reco ...
In the 1930s, drought and decades of overplowing created the Dust Bowl on the southern Great Plains. Tens of millions of acres of native grassland had been plowed under for wheat, stripping away the roots that held the soil in place. When the rains stopped, the wind lifted the exposed soil into ...
 The story of how the federal government waived decades of environmental law to build roads and barriers through Big Bend National Park and adjacent lands | In the 1980s, a black bear swam across the Rio Grande and climbed into the Chisos Mountains, the first of her kind to return to Big Bend Na ...
Part two of Ecocide's two-part series on the data center boom | Across the United States, enormous data centers are being approved behind closed doors, often before the people who will live beside them know they exist. In part one of our two-part series on the data center boom, we looked at ...
The story of the data center boom and the communities fighting back | Since late 2022, one industry has accelerated its expansion to the point of totally reshaping the country's land, water, and power grid at a speed and scale without precedent. Hundreds of billions of dollars in new constr ...
The story of how the HoltraChem chemical plant poisoned the river that sustained the Penobscot Nation for 10,000 years, and how a 22-year lawsuit produced a cleanup that still isn't finished | On February 18, 2014, the State of Maine announced an emergency closure of seven square miles of t ...
The story of Florida’s starving manatees, the pollution that destroyed their food supply, and the lawsuit challenging what it means to protect a species | Between December 2020 and April 2022, more than 1,200 Florida manatees died, most of them from starvation. It was the largest die-off in the ...
The story of an illegal gravel operation that carved into the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, and the decades-long fight to hold the operators accountable | In 2017, a mining operator began tearing into a 122-acre hillside at the western gateway to the federally protected Columbia Riv ...
The story of a Chilean mining giant's efforts to dig a copper mine at the edge of America's most-visited wilderness area | The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is the most-visited wilderness in the U.S., boasting over a million acres of pristine lakes on the Minnesota-Canada borde ...
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada Ecocide Media, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.