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Gene Rosow on Air America

Wednesday, January 20 , 2010

Gene Rosow on Air America

Listen to Gene Rosow on Air America's Hollywood! CLOUT with Richard Greene discussing the Haiti tragedy and its relationship to the use and abuse of the soil and its repercussions.  More >

Dirt! The Movie at the Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour

Wednesday, January 20 , 2010

Dirt! The Movie at the Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour

Director/producers Gene Rosow and Bill Benenson flank Andy Lipkis, of Tree People, and Dirt! The Movie's narrator Jamie Lee Curtis after a boffo presentation at the Television Critics Association's Winter Press Tour held at the Langham Hotel in Pasadena on January 13th. Dirt! The Movie airs Thursday, April 20th at 10pm on PBS’ Independent Lens. Shout it out, Dirt! has clout.  More >

Where’s the Dirt in Copenhagen?!! - Part 2

Thursday, December 17 , 2009 | Gene Rosow

Where’s the Dirt in Copenhagen?!! - Part 2

How we manage carbon is key to dealing with climate change. And dirt is key to managing carbon. Soil is the key life support system for ecological functions: biomass production in agriculture and forestry; storing, filtering and transforming nutrients, substances and water; biodiversity of habitats, species and genes; the physical and cultural environment of all human activity; the source of raw materials....you get the idea. More >

Where’s the DIRT in Copenhagen?!! - Part 1

Thursday, December 10 , 2009 | Gene Rosow

Where’s the DIRT in Copenhagen?!! - Part 1

While the temperature this decade continues to climb, thousands of like-minded citizens of the planet have gathered in Copenhagen to talk about climate change. Millions of people around the world are paying attention.  More >

What’s down in the ground, dirt lovers?!

Monday, December 07 , 2009

What’s down in the ground, dirt lovers?!

Your loyal Dirt Road Warrior just touched down in Minneapolis/St. Paul from sunny southern California. Always a thrill to step out into air that's dropped 53 degrees in temperature and renew my appreciation for my "Get Dirty" wool cap and the warm hearts of organic farmers. More >