Enid Sisskin
Eco Minutes Host/ProducerDr. Enid Sisskin received her PhD from Columbia University in Pathobiology. She has worked as an environmental activist in this area for more than 20 years. She is currently on the faculty of the School of Allied Health and Life Sciences at the University of West Florida. She is the creator of the Eco Minute and has produced & hosted the series 2005. Her interests include continuing to garden despite yearly failure and continues to work for environmental protection with her husband and children. She is also everyone's favorite Jewish mother and stage manager at RadioLive. Contact: enid@wuwf.org.
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The EPA estimates that indoor air can be more polluted than outside air. Some of the indoor pollutants of concern are asbestos, carbon monoxide, radon,…
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It’s a great time to start thinking about preparing your car for the cooler weather to come. Have your car checked out paying attention to the battery,…
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Butterflies play a critical role in maintaining the health of our environment, and they’re arriving in our area now. Butterflies help pollinate fruits,…
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Don’t keep your car running if you’re not moving. First, avoid prolonged warming up of the engine, even on cold mornings - 30 to 45 seconds is plenty of…
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If you don’t already have one, this is a good time to prepare a winter emergency kit. You probably have a hurricane kit, but with just a few additions it…
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When researchers looked at the science behind the environmental impacts of our daily lives, they found that the vast majority of the impacts were in three…
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Next week is Halloween, consider an alternative to conventional candy. According to Care2.com and GreenHalloween.org, when children aged four to teens…
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It’s a great time to start thinking about preparing your home for the cooler weather to come. One source of air leakage in your home is through electrical…
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You can make Halloween a little greener according to Care2.com and GreenHalloween.org. This is the EM and I’m ES. Next Monday is Halloween and if you…
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Green your Halloween this year. According to Care2.com and GreenHalloween.org, about 25 million children celebrate Halloween and most of them get a new…