# Madeline Ostrander
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710: Madeline Ostrander, part 2: Finding Refuge on a Changed Earth
Since our last conversation, check out the reviews that have come in about Home on an Unruly Planet from past guests of this podcast:
“With deep, compassionate reporting and elegant prose … Ostrander finds creativity, vital hope, and a sense of home that outlasts any address.”—Michelle Nijhuis, au…
Growing Food in an Oil Town
In Richmond, California, fenceline communities near the Chevron oil refinery are impacted daily by the fossil fuel industry’s influence over local politics and the economy, as well as by the environmental and health risks of living in an oil town. But in the face of industry negligence, pollution, …
#636 Life on an unruly planet
We might say climate change is coming for us. But really, it's here. Fires are worse in hotter, drier conditions. Hurricanes are powered up supersoaking storms. Even tides are now rising into the streets and the beautiful oceanfront property we always wanted isn't looking so good. It's easy to feel…
Main: Get involved with us! - Ep. 13
Our main podcast series welcomes new UWB Sustainability Coordinator Shahrzad! Hosts Shahrzad and Stephan chat about upcoming events from Sustainability and cover several ways to get involved with us.
Gear Swap details: Cascadia College Bike Club • Instagram
Register for Climate Author Night: C…
Not Too Wet To Burn
by Madeline Ostrander • Amid an uptick in wildfires, scientists search for lessons on how to save old-growth from a fiery future.
The original story can be found on hakaimagazine.com.
205. De-numbing from Tech: Greg M. Epstein [reads] “Once More to the Lake”
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Greg M. Epstein reads from E.B. White’s essay, Once More to the Lake, and Madeline Ostrander’s essay on the ethics of bringing children into a world facing climate uncertainty, reflecting on how nostalgia and future anxieties shape our understanding of legacy and purpose. He explores how our connec…
Small Things - February 9, 2025
Madeline Ostrander, Guest Speaker
Gregory Cook, Worship Associate
Reflecting on the power of community and the potential for small actions to have larger impacts and ripple effects, and about mindfulness and the importance of paying attention to details.
Madeline Ostrander is a science journalist a…
7/9/23 - Christina Gerhardt
Christina Gerhardt is an environmental journalist and a professor of journalism. Utilizing her skill and awareness from both these fields, she has crafted a unique approach in having us look at our environment, and at our earth, all within the format of a stunning coffee table book: Sea Change: An …
News In Depth: Fighting for the Heart of the EPA and the Global Citizen International Digest
On this edition of KBOO News in Depth:
One year after the Trump administration threw the EPA into chaos, former
employees continue to push back—and to dream of an agency reborn. KBOO's
Uchenna Enwezor interviews journalist Madeline Ostrander about her recent
article...
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