We discuss a large increase for SNAP food benefit recipients and how that will help combat hunger. Then, we learn about how climate change and temperature increases are affecting the world’s oceans.
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Putting More On The Table: How An Increase In SNAP Benefits Will Combat Hunger And Food Insecurity
The largest ever increase in SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps — is set to ease food insecurity for thousands in Wisconsin. We discuss the details of this 25 percent increase and food insecurity around the state.
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Is Climate Change Disrupting A Critical Ocean System?
A system of ocean currents circulates cold water from the northern Atlantic Ocean with warmer water from the Southern Hemisphere. A recent study found that climate change is weakening this system, which could have disastrous effects on our climate. We talk with one of the researchers.
Episode Credits
- J. Carlisle Larsen Host
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Steven Potter Producer
- Joe Tarr Producer
- Michele Gerard Good Technical Director
- Maureen Fitzgerald Guest
- Levke Ceasar Guest
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