Justin Catanoso, Pulitzer Prize nominee and professor of journalism at Wake Forest University, tells stories most of us don’t know that we need to know. In this podcast he talks about the miracle of the Yurok tribe in northern California reclaiming ancient lands and restoring a path for the salmon runs in the northwest Pacific coast. He also talks about the fraudulent claims of the biomass industry as they de-forest much of North Carolina and the southeastern U.S.

Learn more about Justin Catanoso at justincatanoso.com.

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On July 28, 2022, the United Nations adopted a resolution that a "clean, healthy and sustainable environment is a universal human right." John Knox, Professor of International Law at Wake Forest University, served as the special legal advocate for the U.S. during this process. In this podcast, John tells about his 25 years of international advocacy to bring about this historic event of creating the universal human right of a clean environment.

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Nearly 40% of the food produced in the United States is never eaten. For Christians called to feed the hungry and care for God’s creation, this is a sobering reality.

In this episode, Dr. Pelin Pekgün — global leader and Chair of the Department of Analytics and Information Systems at Wake Forest University — examines why food waste persists and what it costs. She explores its impact on the environment, energy and water resources, and the poor, showing how faith, data, and practical action can address one of today’s most pressing moral challenges.

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