How Dinosaurs Became Birds
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Journalist and author Richard Conniff talks dinosaurs, the Peabody, and the future of museums on this episode of the Yale University Press Podcast
Making Medicine More Human
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Abraham Nussbaum discusses why the medical field could be a little more personal and shares stories from his own experiences as a physician.
The Keystone XL Pipeline in a Post-COP21 World: A Conversation with Liz Barratt-Brown
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Liz Barratt-Brown, Senior Advisor to NRDC & Executive Committee member of the Yale Law School, and Advisory Board Member of the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy joins Catherine Martini for a conversation about Barratt-Brown’s career working on the Toxic Release Inventory, the Keystone XL Pipeline, international climate negotiations, and organic olive oil farming in Mallorca, Spain (www.pedruxella.com).
Gerardo Reyes-Chavez and Patricia Cipollitti on the Coalition of Immokalee Workers
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Gerardo Reyes-Chavez and Patricia Cipollitti are from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and will speak to labor and food justice in the agriculture.
Litigating for the Environment: A Conversation with Deborah Goldberg
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Deborah Goldberg, the managing attorney for the Northeast office of Earthjustice sits down with Melissa Legge to discuss environmental litigation, climate change, environmental justice, and the unusual twists and turns of her own career from academic to litigator.
The Significance of the Bureaucrat in Western American History: Hair-Raising Tales from the Department of the Interior
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Dr. Patty Limerick, Faculty Director and Chair of the Board of the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado Boulder and professor of environmental studies and history, joins Stephanie Ratte, a student at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, for a conversation about the importance of history for understanding environmental issues today, challenges and opportunities in the American West, and why we should care more about bureaucrats.
Bright Lights, Green Sights: A Conversation with Lisa Price
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Lisa Price, founder of natural beauty products company, Carol’s Daughter, speaks with Sumit Kadakia, joint MBA / Master of Forestry Student at Yale.
Bright Lights, Green Sights: A Conversation with Yael Aflalo
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Yael Aflalo, founder of the sustainable fashion brand Reformation speaks with Paul Anastas, Director, Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering and Professor in the Practice of Chemistry for the Environment at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Bright Lights, Green Sights: A Conversation with Minh Tsai
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Minh Tsai, founder of Hodo Soy Beanery, speaks with Justin Freiberg, Yale West Campus Urban Farm and Sustainability Manager.
Tribal Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Jim Grijalva
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Eugene Rusyn, YLS ’17, sits down in the studio with Professor Jim Grijalva to discuss environmental law on Indian lands. Professor Grijalva is an expert in federal Indian law, environmental law, and environmental justice and is the director of the Tribal Environmental Law Project at the University of North Dakota School of Law.