David Suzuki Videos

Alert! Radio #135 - Will Copenhagen Produce Anything Positive? Dale Marshall of the David Suzuki Foundation says "Yes". Joel Kovel, author of *The Enemy of Nature* says "No". Malalai Joya, Afghanistan's youngest member of parliament, talks openly about the Karzai government and the occupation. Mitch Podolak introduces Canadian folk songs of conflict and rebellion.

Alert! Radio #135 - Will Copenhagen Produce Anything Positive? Dale Marshall of the David Suzuki Foundation says "Yes". Joel Kovel, author of *The Enemy of Nature* says "No". Malalai Joya, Afghanistan's youngest member of parliament, talks openly about the Karzai government and the occupation. Mitch Podolak introduces Canadian folk songs of conflict and rebellion.

David Suzuki talks at Greening the Heartland in Detroit. Also news and info from people trying to kick the Senate in the pants on climate change. There was a Mountain Top Removal protest last week at Marsh Fork Elementary School at Coal Mountain West Virginia, attended by some very well known people including Dr. James [...]

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Award winning geneticist, writer and broadcaster Dr. David Suzuki says it's a mistake to rely on science alone to explain everything about our world. He says scientific research can be intensely focused, but often misses the big picture of interconnections in nature. He looks at the impact of human behavior on the environment in his latest book, a collection of essays called The Big Picture: Reflections on Science, Humanity, and a Quickly Changing Planet. David Suzuki is co founder of the David Suzuki Foundation for environmental sustainability and longtime host of Canadian TV's The Nature of Things. In 2006, he was awarded Canada's highest civilian honor for his work. He spoke at Seattle's Town Hall on April 7, 2009.

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David Suzuki Foundation Queen of Green Lindsay Coulter learns how to make your yard a more hospitable place for bees, the pollinators we depend on for 80 percent of our food.

David Suzuki didn't care who you voted for, as long as your candidate understood the environment and the right policies to keep it protected and preserved.

Bonnie and I were friends for a short while until I felt she overstepped her bounds. So I kicked her our of one of my parties in front of everyone. She wants to be a mid-wife.