Name: Cutting your carbon footprint, advice from a retired climate scientist - New Day NW
Uploaded: 2/4/2020 8:50:29 PM
Duration: 322
Description: Former NASA glaciologist, Dr. Robert Bindschadler has retired to Quilcene and is on a mission to help people understand their carbon footprint with "Taming Bigfoot."

Cutting your carbon footprint, advice from a retired climate scientist

Former NASA glaciologist, Dr. Robert Bindschadler has retired to Quilcene and is on a mission to help people understand their carbon footprint with "Taming Bigfoot."

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