- Karl Lengel hosted this Monday’s episode of Louisiana Considered.
- Author Elizabeth Rush discusses the continuing impact of her 2018 book on how climate change affects human communities, “Rising: Dispatches from the New American Shore.” She also talks about her 2019 trip to Antarctica to research the continent’s diminishing glaciers, which is the topic of an upcoming book.
- Bicycle advocate Mark E. Martin joins us once again to talk about the dangers posed to cyclists on Louisiana roads. Martin is the founder of Bike Baton Rouge, a nonprofit organization that engages in bike advocacy and education in the Capital City.
Louisiana Considered: Chronicling the climate crisis with Elizabeth Rush
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