Greenpeace Podcast

How to grow veggies without using pesticides. Even in a small plot. Why you don't you want Roundup in your garden For more information on any of these stories visit: http://www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

Saving energy with revolving doors. How a building is considered environmentally progressive and win a LEED seal of approval? How to stay green while doing a home renovation. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit: www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

Detoxing kids toys. What toxin to watch out for in the bathroom. We celebrate "Talk Like William Shatner Day." For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit: www.greenpeace.ca/podcast Background image: David Dennis CC BY-SA 2.0

March 11 2013 marks the anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, or more accurately it marks the start of this ongoing disaster in Japan. Tens of thousands of residents were displaced. Kenichi Hasegawa wrote a book to express his fury over how his government mislead the victims. He talked to us from his abandoned farm 15km north-east of Fukushima City Central. And Donald Weber on photographing Fukushima. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

The amazing story of a photographer going undercover in Russia to get the shot. Captain Peter Wilcox tells us about something called a RHIB. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

Breaking up with your car to live a car free life. What exactly is in pipelines? (Dilbit plus) For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

Trekking to the North Pole. Produced by Rob Rosenthal How is the Arctic the World's fridge? Why you shouldn't cook bacon in the Arctic. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit http://www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

Ontario's reliance on nuclear energy means renewable energy is happening on a community level. Suing environmentalists to silence them. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

The Rainbow Warrior comes home to Vancouver. Is this ship iconic in the city where Greenpeace began? What is a FAD or Fish Aggregating Device? We hear who really came up with the name Greenpeace and why. For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

The worried buzzing about bees. what is a "neonicotinoid"? Which household items are in the belly of an albatross? A practical guide to going plastic free For more episodes and information on any of these stories visit http://www.greenpeace.ca/podcast

We get to know the most popular Arctic mammal—the narwhal, get wild in the Great Bear Rainforest and learn a phrase that sounds adorable but is far from it. Music credits: Special thanks to http://soundcloud.com/deeb https://soundcloud.com/deeb/01-deeb-thru-nature https://soundcloud.com/dansternofbeyer/underneath-the-mountain https://soundcloud.com/dansternofbeyer/the-spy-who-loved https://soundcloud.com/dansternofbeyer/the-whale Jaspertine, “Zen Study” http://ccmixter.org/media/files/jaspertine/12413 Nic Bommarito, Lhasa http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nic_Bommarito/20100416154638330/06_Lhasa .