Julian Spector from Canary Media explains the finances and climate change aspects of the IRA (Inflation Reduction Act).

Heather Murphy from the Street Transportation Department for the City of Phoenix talks about how they are cooling the pavement in the hot desert city.

Tony (Tonatiu) Rodriguez, Forestry Program Coordinator at Openlands, talks about growing trees and protecting urban forests.

Green Automotive News Update: EV Technology, Government Incentives, and More with Tom Appel, publisher of Consumer Guide Automotive.

Margaret Frisbie, executive director of Friends of the Chicago River, returns to the Green Sense show to discuss clean water and a free tool to help organizations.

Dan McCarthy, news editor at Canary Media, discusses what is causing a clean energy manufacturing boom in the U.S.

Michelle Nichols is back on the show to give an update on eclipses and the Pink Floyd “Dark Side of the Moon” immersive show at the Adler Planetarium.

Earthships help make the planet a better place for the future. Deborah Binder talks about how a home can be a self-contained vessel, built to be sustainable.

Alison Sant is the author of From the Ground Up: Local Efforts to Create Resilient Cities (Island Press) and talks about how to create climate-resilient cities while addressing structural inequality.

Doug Farr, a nationally recognized architect, urbanist and author, returns to the Green Sense show to talk about the new Climate Action Museum in Chicago.

Anthony Tindall manages the Cook County Department of Environment and Sustainability's Solid Waste Division and talks about the new partnership with South Suburban College and the creation of the Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM).

Professor Yang Yang is lead scientist at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, where his team's transparent solar panel experiment can revolutionize indoor farming.

Michelle Nichols is director of Public Observing at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, which is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's bestselling album, "The Dark Side Of The Moon," with an immersive audio visual experience.

Drummer Franklin Vanderbilt has performed with famous artists and is starting a youth center on Chicago’s West Side to teach life skills, art, and horticulture.

Chuck Knapp, Vice President of Conservation Research at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, talks about his career and how people can get more engaged with conservation.

Tom Appel, publisher of Consumer Guide Automotive, gives tips on buying a new car: EV, hybrid, or gas?

Cook County Commissioner Josina Morita talks about water conservation and water responsibility.

How drinking beer helps clean Chicago’s wastewater. Josh Deth, founder of Revolution Brewing, talks about the basics of beer brewing and how it can be sustainable.

Known as the Doomsday Vault, the Svalbard Seed Bank is located hundreds of miles beyond the Arctic Circle in Norway. Lise Lykke Steffensen, CEO of NordGen, shares the facts and clears up misinformation about the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

How can we help the inner city's economy? Quilen Blackwell, president and founder of the Chicago Eco House, discusses how his non-profit uses sustainability to alleviate poverty.