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How A Collection Of Threatened Bird Calls Swept The Australian Album Charts : Short Wave - Vimarsana News

How A Collection Of Threatened Bird Calls Swept The Australian Album Charts : Short Wave

What bird has a ten-foot wingspan and breeds almost exclusively on a single island in the Pacific Ocean? Find out in this special quiz episode of Short Wave. Host Emily Kwong tests the bird knowledge of musician and nature enthusiast Anthony Albrecht. He recently produced an album of 53 calls from threatened Australian birds to bring awareness to their vulnerable status.Listen to the album, titled Songs of Disappearance, released by the Bowerbird Collective and BirdLife Australia, here.

Source: npr.org
"Tracing A Fraught And Amazing History Of American Horticulture" - Vimarsana News

"Tracing A Fraught And Amazing History Of American Horticulture"

"When Abra Lee became the landscape manager at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, she sought some advice about how to best do the job. The answer: study the history of gardening. That led to her uncovering how Black involvement in horticulture in the U.S. bursts with incredible stories and profound expertise, intertwined with a tragic past."

Source: sej.org
Controversies trail VON DG, Okechukwu's EFCC invitation - Vimarsana News

Controversies trail VON DG, Okechukwu's EFCC invitation

The recent quizzing of Mr. Osita Okechukwu, the Director General of Voice of Nigeria (VON), has continued to attract mixed reactions. DAILY POST had

Should Big Oil Pick Up The Climate Change Bill? : Short Wave - Vimarsana News

Should Big Oil Pick Up The Climate Change Bill? : Short Wave

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals is deciding whether a Baltimore case against more than a dozen oil and gas companies will be heard in state or federal court. The city argues the companies are liable for the local costs of climate change. It wants the case heard in state court, which is governed by robust consumer protection laws. But industry lawyers are fighting hard to have it and more than 20 other similar lawsuits nationwide tried in federal court, where the oil and gas industry may be more likely to prevail. NPR climate correspondent Rebecca Hersher, brings an update on the case, wh...

Source: npr.org
Comings and goings: Tania Ghee promoted at PBS, NPR's Tayla Burney appointed to director role … - Vimarsana News

Comings and goings: Tania Ghee promoted at PBS, NPR's Tayla Burney appointed to director role …

Ghee joined PBS in 2014 and most recently worked as director of early learning program development.