This month's show features Dr. Paul Ehrlich for the third time on Nature Bats Last. Dr. Ehrlich is the Bing Professor of Population Studies in the Department of Biology of Stanford University and president of Stanford's Center for Conservation Biology (https://ccb.stanford.edu/paul-r-ehrlich). He is a renowned biologist and ecologist best known for his warnings about the consequences of human population growth.
In the November episode of Nature Bats Last Kevin Hester welcomes back former host and founder of Nature Bats Last Professor Guy McPherson as they begin their collaboration as co-host of the show.
Professor McPherson’s work can be found at his web site Nature Bats Last https://guymcpherson.com and Kevin Hester’s at https://kevinhester.live
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The Case for declaring a climate emergency.
Today’s guest on Nature Bats Last is Canadian Climate System Scientist from the University of Ottawa Paul Beckwith.
Pauls website can be found at PaulBeckwith.net and he has a prolific You Tube channel under his own name.
Today’s guest on Nature Bats Last is author Vanessa Blakeslee;
“Vanessa Blakeslee has been the recipient of several awards, including the 2016 IPPY Bronze Medal in Literary Fiction and the 2014 IPPY Gold Medal in Short Fiction. With her latest collection of short stories, Perfect Conditions, Blakeslee will likely add another award to her collection. Perfect Conditions is, in a word, lonely. The characters that Blakeslee creates are as complex as they are interesting. The one commonality that all of the short stories in this collection seem to share is that the characters are all lost in some way or another. This theme not only ties the stories to each other, but it also relates to the reader, as it is true to the human experience.”
Vanessa will be writer-in-residence this fall at the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology in Oregon
The Studio played a short podcast interview with Vanessa from “Last Born in the Wilderness” podcast;
https://soundcloud.com/lastborninthewilderness/vanessa-blakeslee-what-lies-beyond-hope-the-stories-that-need-to-be-told
In this week’s episode of Nature Bats Last, host Kevin Hester discusses two recent articles written by Professor Andrew Glikson from the Australian National University about the release of methane in the Arctic and the downplaying of the risk from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
During the show we played a recording of Kevin Hester making an oral presentation to the Ministry of Environment in Aotearoa New Zealand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHTZb4nGauw
The show and corroborating links will be uploaded to my website after it is uploaded; https://kevinhester.live
Today’s guest on Nature Bats Last is Professor Paul Ehrlich. Professor Ehrlich and show host Kevin Hester discuss the unfolding Ecological Armageddon and the book “The Annihilation of Nature” co-written with Anne Ehrlich and Gerado Ceballos.
Today’s guests on Nature Bats Last are Dr Sandra Kahn and Professor Paul Ehrlich co-authors of the recently released book “JAWS: The Story of a Hidden Epidemic”.
https://www.amazon.com/Jaws-Hidden-Epidemic-Sandra-Kahn/dp/1503604136/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1521901058&sr=1-1
Kia ora from Aotearoa N.Z.
Today’s guest on Nature Bats Last is evolutionary biologist Professor Guy McPherson, professor emeritus from the University of Arizona. Professor McPherson’s website can be found at GuyMcPherson.com Additional information and videos can be found at Professor McPherson’s You Tube channel Nature Bats Last
Corroborating evidence and associated links pertaining to the show will be posted on the show hosts blog at KEVINHESTER.LIVE under the title “Professor Guy McPherson connecting the dots on the Sixth Great Extinction”.
