'Eco-warrior'

Jennifer Bosk (left) with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has become known as an “eco-warrior” in some circles for the work he has done in successfully prosecuting governments and companies for pollution of the Hudson River and the Long Island Sound. Prosecuting attorney for the watchdog environmental group Hudson Riverkeeper Inc., Kennedy recently visited the IPFW campus as part of its Omnibus Lecture Series. While in Fort Wayne, he spoke with Jennifer Bosk, director of alumni relations at IPFW.

Listen to the entire conversation or listen by topic:

• Introduction
• Imported oil, alternative fuels
• Interested in the environment? Get involved in the political process
• Nuclear power facilities in the U.S.
• Impact of fear of terrorism attacks
• Spirit of fire needed to preserve the environment
• River keepers and clean rivers
• Environmentalism curriculum for K-12
• Best measure of our democracy is how we distribute the goods of the earth
• Legacy for our children
• Close

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