GLIN==> Earthwatch Radio programs for week of 10 May 2004

["Earthwatch Radio" <earthwatch.radio@aqua.wisc.edu>]

Monday, 10 May 2004

Earthwatch Radio programs for this week are now available online at:
	http://ewradio.org

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Programs for week of May 10-14

Slow-Motion Disaster - The movie industry and the military are both
taking a look at global climate change. (5/10/04)

Producer Responsibility - Manufacturers in some European countries are
responsible for the entire life of their products, including their
disposal. (5/11/04)

Menu Change for Scottish Seabirds - Commercial fishing boats discard a
lot of fish, and many seabirds love the leftovers.  But some seabirds in
Scotland now have to deal with a serious change in menus. (5/12/04)

Short Lived Stability - Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, and
concentrations of it in the atmosphere rose steadily for years. They
leveled off for a while but they're going up again. (5/13/04)

Conservation on the High Seas - A noted oceanographer says we need to
protect more of the ocean along the coasts and on the high seas as well.
(5/14/04)
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Earthwatch Radio is distributed on CD to more than 125 radio stations,
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Scripts are sent daily by email, and you can sign up for this free
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Earthwatch Radio is a public service of the Sea Grant Institute and the
Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison:
	http://www.wisc.edu


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