Wednesday
Jan192005
EcoTalk
Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 11:07PM
This week, I want to introduce you-all to a friend of mine, and encourage you to check out her website(s) AND to tune in to her national radio program, “EcoTalk” on Air America Radio--especially this week (Sunday morning), because I’ll be on the program!
Betsy Rosenberg is an environmentalist--to the core, which might be intimidating for people (like myself, I admit) who are not so environmentally conscious. “Eco-anything” tends to conjure up a vision of hemp clothing and Birkenstocks, organic foods, ‘natural’ products, and people chaining themselves to trees. While I admire their dedication, it’s not always practical to be as environmentally-dedicated as we might like to be.
That’s why I loved Betsy from the moment I met her in New York. She’s an activist and absolutely committed to the environment and eco-friendly causes--she wouldn’t let you doubt that for a minute. But she’s also down-to-earth, smart, funny, practical, and realistic. She is working on making the world a better place for our children, and she will encourage you to get involved somehow, someway. But she makes it less of a religious conversion-type experience and more of an easier transition with strategies and suggestions of small things we can do that are so simple, but would have huge impact on the environment.
Betsy is definitely a positive voice for change.
Check out Betsy’s eco-resources: EcoTalk – Sound solutions for a healthier planet at
http://www.ecotalk.net
Don’t Be Fueled! Mothers for clean and safe vehicles at
http://www.dontbefueled.org
EcoTalk on Air America Radio (http://www.airamericaradio.com)
Sunday mornings, 7am – 8am
in Atlanta, GA – WWAA 1690 AM
Find your local Air America radio station online: Click Here!
Be sure to tune in to EcoTalk
Betsy Rosenberg is an environmentalist--to the core, which might be intimidating for people (like myself, I admit) who are not so environmentally conscious. “Eco-anything” tends to conjure up a vision of hemp clothing and Birkenstocks, organic foods, ‘natural’ products, and people chaining themselves to trees. While I admire their dedication, it’s not always practical to be as environmentally-dedicated as we might like to be.
That’s why I loved Betsy from the moment I met her in New York. She’s an activist and absolutely committed to the environment and eco-friendly causes--she wouldn’t let you doubt that for a minute. But she’s also down-to-earth, smart, funny, practical, and realistic. She is working on making the world a better place for our children, and she will encourage you to get involved somehow, someway. But she makes it less of a religious conversion-type experience and more of an easier transition with strategies and suggestions of small things we can do that are so simple, but would have huge impact on the environment.
Betsy is definitely a positive voice for change.
Check out Betsy’s eco-resources: EcoTalk – Sound solutions for a healthier planet at
http://www.ecotalk.net
Don’t Be Fueled! Mothers for clean and safe vehicles at
http://www.dontbefueled.org
EcoTalk on Air America Radio (http://www.airamericaradio.com)
Sunday mornings, 7am – 8am
in Atlanta, GA – WWAA 1690 AM
Find your local Air America radio station online: Click Here!