http://archives.weru.org Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org) Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:32:20 +0000 en hourly 1 Copyright © WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives 2010 archives@weru.org (WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives) archives@weru.org (WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives) posts 1440 http://archives.weru.org/wp-content/smallerimage.gif http://archives.weru.org 144 144 Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org) WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives archives@weru.org no no http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-12110 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-12110#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:00:42 +0000 Community Radio WERU FM http://archives.weru.org/?p=5545 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-12110/feed 0 26:43 Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFrancesco The Natural Resources Council of Maine is calling upon it’s membership to attend public hearings in Augusta tomorrow on what ... Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFrancesco The Natural Resources Council of Maine is calling upon it’s membership to attend public hearings in Augusta tomorrow on what it calls “Three of the most important bills of this legislative session”.   Matt Prindiville, the Project Director of the Toxics and Clean Production campaign at the Natural Resources Council of Maine, is with us today to tell us why the NRCM considers LDs 1662, 1631 and 1568 to be so important And as we’ve reported in the past on RadioActive,  legislation has been introduced that would regulate the use of Solitary Confinement in Maine prisons, which many believe is being used abusively.    At a press conference in Augusta this morning it was announced that a coalition of groups has come together to work for the passage of LD 1611 “An Act to Ensure Humane Treatment of Special Management Unit Prisoners” (sponsored by Rep. Jim Schatz, Blue Hill), including the Maine Civil Liberties Union, the Jeremiah Project, the Maine Psychological Association, the NAACP- Portland Branch, and the Maine Council of Churches. We speak to Emily Posner of Mainers Against the Abuse of Solitary Confinement.  FMI: maineprisonjustice.org The Natural Resources Council of Maine is calling upon it’s membership to attend public hearings in Augusta tomorrow on what it calls “Three of the most important bills of this legislative session”.   Matt Prindiville, the Project Director of the Toxics and Clean Production campaign at the Natural Resources Council of Maine, is with us today to tell us why the NRCM considers LDs 1662, 1631 and 1568 to be so important.  FMI: www.nrcm.org And as we’ve reported in the past on RadioActive,  legislation has been introduced that would regulate the use of Solitary Confinement in Maine prisons, which many believe is being used abusively.    At a press conference in Augusta this morning it was announced that a coalition of groups has come together to work for the passage of LD 1611 “An Act to Ensure Humane Treatment of Special Management Unit Prisoners” (sponsored by Rep. Jim Schatz, Blue Hill), including the Maine Civil Liberties Union, the Jeremiah Project, the Maine Psychological Association, the NAACP- Portland Branch, and the Maine Council of Churches. We speak to Emily Posner of Mainers Against the Abuse of Solitary Confinement.  FMI: maineprisonjustice.org RadioActive archives@weru.org no no http://archives.weru.org/voices/voices-60209 http://archives.weru.org/voices/voices-60209#comments Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:00:04 +0000 Community Radio WERU FM http://archives.weru.org/?p=4548 http://archives.weru.org/voices/voices-60209/feed 0 28:46 Producer/Host: Amy Browne Contributor: Matt Murphy Segment 1: Natural Resources Council of Maine & Maine Audubon's press conference this morning in Bangor, where the Land Use Regulatory ... Producer/Host: Amy Browne Contributor: Matt Murphy Segment 1: Natural Resources Council of Maine & Maine Audubon's press conference this morning in Bangor, where the Land Use Regulatory Commission was meeting for final deliberations on Plum Creek's proposal for the largest development in the state's history. Both groups have serious concerns about the proposal. FMI: www.nrcm.org Segment 2: An interview with Bonny Myers, director of a production of "Nickel and Dimed" that will be held at the Grand in Ellsworth this coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday. FMI: www.grandonline.org Voices & Weekend Voices archives@weru.org no no http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-52109 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-52109#comments Thu, 21 May 2009 20:00:45 +0000 Community Radio WERU FM http://archives.weru.org/?p=4507 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-52109/feed 0 28:44 Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFrancesco Topic: Federal Climate Change Legislation An interview with Dylan Voorhees, Clean Energy Director of the Natural Resources Council of Maine. ... Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFrancesco Topic: Federal Climate Change Legislation An interview with Dylan Voorhees, Clean Energy Director of the Natural Resources Council of Maine. Voorhees offers a critique of the current version of the proposed legislation and explains the importance of this issue to Mainers, as well as the impact Mainers can have on the outcome. FMI: www.nrcm.org RadioActive archives@weru.org no no http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-20509 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-20509#comments Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:00:02 +0000 Community Radio WERU FM http://archives.weru.org/?p=4050 http://archives.weru.org/radioactive/radioactive-20509/feed 0 28:50 Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFranscesco Topic: Yesterday coporations denied the existence of climate change, today they say they can fix it.  What is their role?  ... Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFranscesco Topic: Yesterday coporations denied the existence of climate change, today they say they can fix it.  What is their role?  An interview with Orin Langelle of the Global Justice Ecology Project's "New Voices on Climate Change" Iniative.  We speak with him by phone from Paraguay where he is attending meetings following the recent World Social Forum in Brazil.  And we talk with Dylan Voorhees, Clean Energy and Global Warming Project Director of the Natural Resources Council of Maine.  That group, along with more than 100 Maine-based businesses, presented a letter to Maine's Congressional Delegation this week, urging them to lead the fight to stop climate change. FMI:  http://www.globaljusticeecology.org/newvoices  and www.nrcm.org RadioActive archives@weru.org no no