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Ready for interviews with people making news in areas relating to climate change?

FaCT's guests come from many fields: university professors investigating climate change, investigative journalists uncovering uncomfortable truths, and every day citizens who are experiencing the real and frequently unsettling impacts of environmental disasters and climate change.

FaCT's guests come from many fields: university professors investigating climate change, investigative journalists uncovering uncomfortable truths, and every day citizens who are experiencing the real and frequently unsettling impacts of environmental disasters and climate change.

FaCT's guests come from many fields: university professors investigating climate change, investigative journalists uncovering uncomfortable truths, and every day citizens who are experiencing the real and frequently unsettling impacts of environmental disasters and climate change.

We bring you the latest stories, insights, and trends impacting our climate in the Ohio Valley region and beyond.

We bring you the latest stories, insights, and trends impacting our climate in the Ohio Valley region and beyond.

We bring you the latest stories, insights, and trends impacting our climate in the Ohio Valley region and beyond.

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

In this episode of "Just the Facts," hosted by Mark Goode and featuring guest Justin Nobel, an acclaimed journalist and author, a dark and critical issue within the oil and gas industry came to light—radioactivity in oil field waste. Nobel, who spent seven years investigating and writing his book "Petroleum 238: Big Oil’s Dangerous Secret and the Grassroots Fight to Stop It," provides alarming revelations about the radioactive pollutants associated with oil and gas extraction that have been neglected by the industry and overlooked by governing bodies.

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

In this episode, Dr. Ted Auch, the Great Lakes Program Coordinator for the Fractracker Alliance interviews Dennis Drabelle, author of "The Power of Scenery."

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

In this episode, Dr. Ted Auch, the Great Lakes Program Coordinator for the Fractracker Alliance interviews Ms. Michelle Niujhuis, author of "Beloved Beasts - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction." Niujhuis' book is a critical history of the modern conservation movement. It was named one of the best books of 2021 by the Chicago Tribune, Smithsonian, Booklist, and other publications.

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Josh and his wife Abby are lifelong residents of East Palestine, OH. On the evening of February 3, 2023, their lives changed forever. When the Norfolk Southern train derailed in their small town, five of the rail cars were carrying the very toxic chemical, vinyl chloride. And as the cars burned, the results of the combustion released the deadly chemical dioxin into the atmosphere.

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