Bruce Melton is a professional engineer, environmental researcher, filmmaker, climate science education specialist, author, and director of the Climate Change Now Initiative founded in 2005. He has written over 500 reviews of climate science, lectures regularly, and has recently been involved in groundbreaking climate policy development. His current film project is Climate Change Across America with more than 50,000 miles filmed so far. He received a Sierra Club Special Achievement Award in 2020, for his part in the development of the Club’s new climate policies. Sierra Club’s awards are like Grammys in the environmental field. You can see his climate science reviews, music, and films at ClimateDiscovery.org.
Bruce Melton is a frequent visitor to Rag Radio and a regular contributor to The Rag Blog.
Zoom image: Clockwise from top left: Thorne Dreyer, Tracey Schulz, and Bruce Melton.
Rag Radio is produced in the studios of KOOP 91.7-FM, an all-volunteer, cooperatively-run, solar powered community radio station in Austin, Texas, in association with The Rag Blog and the New Journalism Project, a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It is streamed live on the Internet at KOOP.org. The host and producer of Rag Radio, Thorne Dreyer, is a prominent Austin-based activist and writer who was a pioneer of the ’60s underground press movement.
The show’s engineer and co-producer is Tracey Schulz and the staff photographer is Roger Baker; Suzy Shelor is Rag Radio associate; Alice Embree is a frequent guest host; and Glenn Smith and Roy Casagranda are our political analysts. The syndicated show is broadcast (and streamed) live Fridays, 2-3 p.m. Central) on KOOP, and is later rebroadcast and streamed on WFTE-FM in Mt. Cobb and Scranton, PA., on Houston Pacifica’s KPFT HD-3 90.1, by KKRN, 88.5-FM in Round Mountain, CA, and at WALHRadio.com in Wilmington, OH. Learn more about Rag Radio
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