GLIN==> Earthwatch Radio programs for week of November 7-11

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

Monday, 7 November 2005

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

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Programs for Week of November 7-11

Exotic Eating -- An ecologist offers a recipe for fighting invasive
species: serve them for dinner. (11/7/2005)

Nuclear Future -- Renewed interest in nuclear power could affect people
who live near uranium mines. (11/8/2005)

Fewer Frosty Mornings -- A warmer world in the future won't have many
nights with freezing temperatures. (11/9/2005)

Curbing the Cat Population -- Millions of housecats are on the loose
outside, and their natural instinct to hunt puts a lot of birds at risk.
(11/10/2005)

Refugee Crisis -- A new United Nations report warns that millions of
people will be forced into exile by a deteriorating environment.
(11/11/2005)
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