Rachel Goodman
- Username: Rachel
- Independent Producer
- Role: Producer/Reporter: Independent
Recent Pieces from Rachel Goodman
Adapting to Climate Change and Mitigating Damages
(54:01)
From: Coastridge Productions
Including an interview with Tiffany Wise-West, the Climate Action Coordinator for the City of Santa Cruz, talking about how the city is planning for sea level rise.
Highschool Students Discuss Solutions
(54:02)
From: Coastridge Productions
In this program, we hear from two high school students working on the issues of overpopulation and car pollution, both from Merit Academy in Santa Cruz.
Environmental Policy and Energy Plans for the Future
(54:02)
From: Coastridge Productions
A visit with former California Assemblymember and environmental champion, Fred Keeley. Fred has been an advocate for the oceans and land for as long as he's been in politics, ...
Californias Alternative Energy Plan in The Trump Era
(54:02)
From: Coastridge Productions
California's AB 32 paved the way for a bold investment in alternative energy. SB 32 will up the ante, aiming to phase out fossil fuels by 2050. Will Trump slow it down? How ...
Communicating Science Effectively
(54:00)
From: Coastridge Productions
We hear from two experts in science communications, and talking about climate change. Edward Maibach is a widely recognized expert in public health and climate change ...
Renewables and Solar are the Future
(54:01)
From: Coastridge Productions
Featuring interviews with Stanford Professor, Mark Z. Jacobson about efforts to go 100% renewable by 2050, and CEO of NEXTracker, Daniel Shugar about his view of solar energy ...
How Ecosystems Change Due to Climate Change
(54:02)
From: Coastridge Productions
Two UCSC professors discuss their research into how water resources and whole ecosystems are changing and adapting to climate change.
How Plants Adapt to Our Changing Climate
(54:02)
From: Coastridge Productions
In this episode, Dr. Michael Loik, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at UCSC discusses how plants adapt to changing climates, based on studies of plants at ...
Carbon Eating Microbes Make Fish Food
(54:01)
From: Coastridge Productions
Merc Martinelli and Brian Sefton, owners of Oak Bio, discuss their company's plans to use carbon from the atmosphere to create products like fish food and plastic using ...
