Sustainable Idaho
Tuesday Mornings at 7:35am
Sustainable Idaho explores locally important sustainability topics. Considering the three key pillars of sustainability, the economic, the societal, and the environmental, Sustainable Idaho explores why aspects of sustainability matters to Idahoans.
Sustainable Idaho is a partnership between ISU's Sustainability Club and the Portneuf Resource Council. The host for Sustainable Idaho is Katie Kelshaw. Organization, planning, and technical assistance for the program from Linda Engle, engllin2@isu.edu. Contact us with your ideas at SustainableClub@isu.edu. You can find out more about the Portneuf Resource Council at www.facebook.com/PortneufResourceCouncil/ Email: PRC4RE@gmail.com
Latest Episodes
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This week as a continuation of our collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory or INL we interviewed Jhansi Kandasamy. -
This week on Sustainable Idaho we are continuing our series on Local and Sustainable businesses and concluding our mini-series with Lane Daley, a Senior Bakery Sustainability Project manager for Clif Bar about the company.
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This week on Sustainable Idaho we are kicking off a new series on local and sustainable businesses with a focus on what it takes to maintain sustainable business practices.
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This week on sustainable Idaho we made a phone call to Nigeria to speak with Dr. Adoela Adebajo a climate change activist and a lecturer currently working at the Tai Solarin University of education.
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This week on Sustainable Idaho we interviewed Dr. Glen Thackray, a professor of geosciences at Idaho State University and he spoke with us about the IPCC report.
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To finish our series with Idaho National Laboratory and hear from the other side, today we spoke to representatives of the Snake River Alliance, Idaho's Nuclear Watchdog.
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Continuing our informative series on clean energy in collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory, this week we interviewed David Shropshire about microreactor technology.
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Continuing our four part series on Idaho National Laboratory, this week we interviewed distinguished researcher Tim McJunkin concerning net-zero microgrids and INL's future plans for net-zero technology.
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This week, we spoke to INL's Thomas Mosier about hydroelectricity, the emergency hydroelectric microgrid in place in Idaho Falls, and INL's future goals surrounding renewable hydropower.
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This episode covers the Idaho Climate-Economy Impact Assessment from the McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Our guests are Dr. Megan Foster and Dr. Katherine Himes.
EPISODES PRIOR TO JUNE 2021