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Weekly Earth
Summit
participants this week include:
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Dr.
Marc Bekoff
author
and renowned ethologist
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Ben
Lowe: Wheaton
College
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Dr.
Robin D. Moore
Amphibian
Specialist Group for Conservation International
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Dr.
Thomas Lovejoy
Director
of the Heinz Center for Science, Economics and the Environment. Advisor
to World Bank, Smithsonian, WWF
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Dr.
Charles Kennel
Former
Director of Scripps Institution of Oceanography / Member of the
Pew Commission on the Oceans
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Dave
Foreman
author,
activist, advocate, Founder: The Rewilding Institute
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Dr.
Matthew Sleeth
Author
of "Serve God, Save the Planet" and leading spokesman for the
Creation Care Movement
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Weekly Earth Summit opens each show.
In 15 minutes, you will
receive your own briefing on the state of the ark as interpreted by some
of the pre-eminent scholars, scientists, authors, activists and
spokespeople.
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Rich Pedroncelli / AP Associated
Press
Interested
spectators watch for signs of Delta and Dawn Special
double update on whales making news
Delta
and Dawn: Home Free? Bernadette
Fees California
Game and Fish Administration Bernadette
has been on site following the fate of Delta and Dawn and updates us
on the story of the wayward whales which swam up the Sacramento
River weeks ago, and as of last week were stuck above the Rio
Vista Bridge. Where are they now. Report
from the IWC 59 International
Whaling Commision Anchorage,
Alaska Steve
McDonald Assistant
News Director KTUU
Channel 2 News A
very contentious meeting is underway as the world grapples with
the future of whales. We get a report from Steve McDonald who is
attending the conference. He talks about Japan's ongoing struggle
to keep their whaling legacy alive with some new maneuvers that .
. . . well you'll just have to listen to know.
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