Listen: Waste Not, Want Not with MusEco’s Kris Prinzing, Mercury Emissions

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By MusEco, 6-09-06

In this edition of Waste Not Want, Conserving the Last Best Place, host Kris Prinzing looks at mercury emissions in Montana and continues the ongoing series on people in the wild. Guests include Larry Swanson, the director of the Center for the Rocky Mountain West and Ruth Brown, the executive director of the Beartooth Nature Center.

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The MusEco Media and Education Project produces Waste Not Want Not and a music program called Montana Muse as part of its mission to provide information on the environment, the visual arts, music and Native American issues. The shows are also currently heard on Yellowstone Public Radio.

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