Breaking Down BTNEP with T. Bradley Keith | Delta Dispatches | American Shoreline Podcast Network Podcast

Breaking Down BTNEP with T. Bradley Keith: On this episode of Delta Dispatches, Jacques interviews first time guest T. Brad Keith the new director of the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program (BTNEP). Founded in 1990, BTNEP is the oldest coastal organization in Louisiana and helps ensure access to sustainable clean water across the estuary. T. Brad talks about the history and future of this vital program for coastal Louisiana. by Delta Dispatches

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Preview of the Upcoming Social Coast Forum 2020: Social Science for Coastal Decision-Making by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Making Waves: Protecting Nature and Culture in Micronesia: Climate change threatens the very existence of many small island nations. Sea-level rise, weather extremes and coral reef destruction caused by warming waters have driven untold destruction and outmigration, with some communities fleeing—literally—to higher ground. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast

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Exploring the National Estuary Program | Capitol Beach by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Rebecca Roth, Executive Director of NERRA, from Social Coast Forum 2020 by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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Re-engineering the Mississippi Delta: After a quick introduction by Jacques and Simone, we replay a recent episode from the American Shoreline Podcast! Hosts Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham turn their attention to the dynamic Louisiana coast and the struggle to protect the City of New Orleans from Mississippi River floods. Joining the show is Dr. Devyani Kar, Senior Manager and Scientist with the Environmental Defennse Fund, to share new research that shows how upriver river diversions can restore vital wetlands and reduce the impacts of Bonnet Carré Spillway openings, the current flood control measure (operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) that flows into Lake Pontchartrain. Then, we discuss how Louisiana stacks up against other state coastal restoration programs and why Louisiana's program is forging the way forward. We close our discussion with Dr. Kar with another project she is working on to harnessing nature-based solutions to reduce Gulf Coast flood and chemical expos by Delta Dispatches

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