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Greenhorn Radio - Episode 6 - Nik Bertulis

First Aired - 05/14/2009 04:00PM
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Severine interviews Nik Bertulis, an Oakland-based scientist and farmer researching and engineering ways to make use of urine in agricultural systems.

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Severine Introduces Nik Bertulis (2:05)

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Recycling Human Waste: State of the Practice (4:47)

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Pathogens and Risk Factors (7:06)

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Recycle Human Waste to Produce Human Food (14:35)

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Sasha Kramer, non-flush urine diverting toilet, collect and compost urine, ecosan technology, Carol Steinfeld, Liquid Gold, watershed degradation, Dig Cooperative, Francisco Arroyo,

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Rooftop Farming with Ben Flanner - Episode 8 - Week 8 - Greenhouses on Roofs

First Aired - 04/11/2013 12:45PM
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Ben Flanner teaches you how to build a greenhouse in New York City! In this week's installment of the Rooftop Farmin Update with Ben Flanner, Ben explains to Erin Fairbanks all of the step required to create a rooftop greenhouse in the city. Hear about the architectural and legal considerations of the project. Find out what's going down at the Navy Yards; tune into this segment to hear more from Ben and the Brooklyn Grange!

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A Greenhouse Grows in Brooklyn (7:09)

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Burning Down The House - Episode 69 - Bob Fox

First Aired - 07/10/2011 05:00PM
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On this week's episode of Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne interviews Bob Fox, one half of the duo behind the Cook + Fox architecture firm that Curtis works at. Bob is one the pioneers in what some term "green architecture" and during the program he takes listeners on a journey through the history of sustainable-minded architecture and questions what dangers lie ahead for the new generation controlling our built environment. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch .

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Burning Down the House: Robert F. Fox (12:42)

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Sustainable Architecture (14:01)

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The History of Green & The Battery Park City Authority (22:05)

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Rick Fedrizzi, U.S. Green Building Council, Carrier Global Engineering Conference, global engineering, Conde Nast, energy efficiency, what is green?, environmental design, Henry Gifford, LEED, Battery Park City Authority, internal air quality, NYSERDA,

Closing Thoughts & The Future of Architecture (22:11)

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Philip Johnson, Cornell University, Emery Roth & Sons, building codes, drafting, zoning codes, high rise buildings, fundamentals, the desire to build, new technology, The Ecology of Commerce, Paul Hawken,

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