We Need To Save Planet Earth Now, Says Historian
Douglas Brinkley speaks about his new book “Silent Spring Revolution,” focusing on the environmental awakening of the mid-20th century.
Jane Franklin
Al Gore Discusses Climate Change and Global Sustainability
Al Gore speaks with Walter Isaacson of Amanpour and Company about new climate initiatives and findings from the COP27 conference.
Toxic Sites in a Tinderbox
The Pinelands have historically been a place prone to catch fire. This episode highlights how illegal dumping has impacted the area.
10 Years After Sandy, Are New York’s Communities Ready for the Next Superstorm?
A look at recovery and resiliency efforts in New York’s most vulnerable communities 10 years after Hurricane Sandy impacted this area.
Orange Fog and Creeping Saltwater
Cleanup is imminent at a site in South Jersey where for years battery acid was haphazardly drained onto the ground.
Remembering Jim Florio
"Hazard NJ" remembers Jim Florio’s efforts to clean up dangerous pollution by revisiting an interview recorded with him earlier this year.
How Do We Protect Avocados From Drought, Deforestation, and Drug Cartels?
The avocado industry faces high water demand, deforestation, and violence as the fruit gains in popularity.
REWIND: Highlighting the Best of Hazard NJ (So Far)
Take a look back at some highlights from our first four episodes discussing climate change and the Garden State's most toxic Superfund sites.
Over Half of the World’s Penguin Species Are Threatened
Live from Hollywood, Ethan breaks down the climate, pollution, and commercial fishing issues facing the podcast's namesake.
The Hackensack’s Comeback Moves Ahead
The Hackensack River has been designated New Jersey’s 115th Superfund site and is in line for an expensive cleanup.
Flooding in Pakistan Demonstrates the Peril of Correlated Extreme Weather Events
In August Pakistan experienced the worst flooding in its history, causing harm to millions of people and costing billions in damages.
Scientists Found an Industrial Solvent That Can Break Down PFAS
PFAS, known as "forever chemicals," are known to cause cancer and other health issues. A newly discovered solvent can help combat this.