Live chat with Tom Philpott and Jonathan Hiskes
by Grist.
Yo Grist faithful, Food Editor Tom Philpott and Staff Writer
Jonathan Hiskes are joining forces for a live chat about where the Gulf oil
spill is creeping—politically and ecologically—and how it connects to the
clean-energy future.
Join us Thursday,
July 1, 2010 at 3 p.m. Pacific (6 p.m. Eastern) to discuss all the oily
details. If you want to bone up, here are a few slick links: Tom’s been digging
deep on
the nasty dispersants BP’s been dumping into the Gulf, the agrochemical
runoff that’s been hurting the Gulf long before BP’s screwup, and the
biodiversity at stake.
Jonathan’s been
reporting on the sticky political fallout of the spill, President Obama’s difficult
dance around the fiasco, and constructive
responses that cities and towns can take to kick the offshore habit.
Bring your questions, comments,
feedback, and your lovely selves back here on Thursday. You can sign up for a reminder below. Hope to see you then!
<a href=“http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=bd61cb957c” >Tom Philpott and Jonathan Hiskes chat live on the Gulf oil spill</a>
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