Joshua Turek is an Iowa House Representative, 4x Paralympian, 2x Gold Medalist in wheelchair basketball, disability advocate, and candidate for the U.S. Senate in Iowa. Turek recounts the Dust Bowl, the 1930s environmental catastrophe that drove families from the Great Plains and taught America the value of soil conservation.
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Teriffic vide! I wish this could go on PBS at a minimum, even better a public Service Announcement like the FCC used to require from television and radio stations, as part of the deal to license them to do business. Giving back to the community used to be baked into the the American people's expectation of Corporations... because when the whole Community thrives, corporations do better too.
Hello, I am writing an information blog aimed at Everyone in the world, including small businesses and inventors, to encourage all of us to find the Value in our Waste and harmonize with planet Earth to reverse climate change. My not-at-all-for-profit blog researches how “all Waste has Value”.
This includes Regenerative Farming which I am presently working on and would like to at add your video "Dust Bowl, Narrated by Representative Josh Turek" to help to explain some of the causes of the Dust Bowl.
I would be grateful for your permission to let me do so.
Wholeheartedly,
Lesley
Wishing to encourage Everyone to find the Value in their Waste.
https://wasterush.info/ fossil fuel is ancient Waste. We can do better with today's Waste.