Producers/Hosts: Mike Joyce & Alan Sprague
Engineer: Amy Browne
Program Topic: sea level rise
Key Discussion Points:
a) Columbian treasure ship
b) sea level rise
Guest: Peter Neil World Ocean Radio
WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives
Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Producers/Hosts: Mike Joyce & Alan Sprague
Engineer: Amy Browne
Program Topic: sea level rise
Key Discussion Points:
a) Columbian treasure ship
b) sea level rise
Guest: Peter Neil World Ocean Radio
Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Audio recorded by : Matt Murphy
Program Topic: For nearly 5 years WERU has been airing a short, weekly featured called “World Ocean Radio”, hosted by Peter Neill, Director of the World Ocean Observatory spoke at George Stevens Academy on July 20th, 2012
-Mission/Goals of the World Ocean Observatory
-How they are striving to meet their goal of expanding public awareness of ocean-related issues
-Some of the interrelated issues connected with protecting the ocean
FMI: www.worldoceanobservatory.org
Call In Program: no
Producers/Hosts: Amy Browne & Meredith DeFrancesco
Segment 1: Peter Neill, Director of the World Ocean Observatory and host of WERU’s “World Ocean Radio”, reports back from the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen. FMI: www.thew2o.net
Segment 2: Over the holidays , two more anti-mining activists were murdered in the Cabanas region in El Salvador. Area residents allege the Canadian gold mining company, Pacific Rim, is connected to incidents of violence and threats against activists who oppose mining in the community. Because of widespread opposition, El Salvador has passed a moratorium against mining. In response, Pacific Rim is suing the Salvadoran government under the Central American Free trade Agreement, through it’s Nevada subsidiary.
Over the holidays , two more anti-mining activists were murdered in the Cabanas region in El Salvador. Area residents allege the Canadian gold mining company, Pacific Rim, is connected to incidents of violence and threats against activists who oppose mining in the community. Because of widespread opposition, El Salvador has passed a moratorium against mining. In response, Pacific Rim is suing the Salvadoran government under the Central American Free trade Agreement, through it’s Nevada subsidiary. William Castillo, the Center for Research on Investment and Trade(CEICOM) and the National Coalition Against Mining.Tom Shrake, President and CEO, Pacific Rim Mining Corporation (written statement)