edie.net latest audio podcastsedie.net live is an environmental multimedia community, where you can meet other edie users, attend online conference presentations, watch videos, listen to audio, comment and discuss. This is intended for sharing knowledge and best practice.Sonny prays for rain - Georgia's solution to US water crisis November 2007- July 29, 2008 The Governor of Georgia, Sonny Perdue, hoped for divine intervention as the southern state's water crisis deepened in November 2007.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160322.mp3 Environment Minister Phil Woolas outlines Government policy- July 29, 2008 Recorded at the EIC conference in November 2007http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160319.mp3 Wetlands: Flood defence or biodiversity haven- July 29, 2008 Colin Studholme, from Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, and Duncan Huggett, from the Environment Agency, discuss the impact of flooding on wetlands. Recorded at the World Wetlands Day Conference, January 2008http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160317.mp3 Shadow Environment Secretary Peter Ainsworth debates the Climate Change Bill- July 29, 2008 Shadow Environment Secretary Peter Ainsworth appeared before the Environmental Industries Commmission to debate the Climate Change Bill with Environment Secretary Hilary Benn. He explained what the Conservatives believe Government still needs to work on. Recorded in April 2008.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160298.mp3 Environment Secretary Hilary Benn explains the Climate Change Bill- July 29, 2008 Members of the environmental industries had their chance to hear how the Climate Change Bill could affect them as a range of top politicians and experts addressed the Environmental Industries Commission. Environment Secretary Hilary Benn kicked off the conference as he set out Government's hopes for what the Bill will achieve. Recorded in April 2008.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160300.mp3 Nicky Gavron, as deputy London Mayor, addresses the EIC- July 29, 2008 Recorded at the EIC conference in November 2007.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160301.mp3 Didier Herbert gives the view from the EU- July 29, 2008 Didier Herbert, head of the EU Commission's sustainable industrial policy unit, addressed delegates at the Environmental Industries Commission's conference. He gave them the view from Brussels on tackling climate change. Recorded at the EIC conference in April 2008.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160279.mp3 Shadow environment minister Greg Barker criticises Government policy- July 29, 2008 Recorded at the EIC conference in November 2007.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160264.mp3 Could microgeneration become viable- July 29, 2008 Ian Butterss, of consultancy firm Faithful+Gould, explains why he believes microgeneration could pay for itself within a decade or two if energy prices continue to rise radically and Government introduces a carbon tax. Recorded at Eco Build, in March 2008.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160260.mp3 Food waste under the spotlight- July 29, 2008 The links between waste and climate change were explored at the ACR+ International Conference on Waste and Climate Change in February 2008. Here, independent environmental consultant Dr Alan Knipe discussed food waste, while Thuy Nguyen, from the University of New Brunswick, Canada, put waste collection emissions under the spotlight.http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/25995/audios/160258.mp3 |