U.S. Is Addicted To Foreign Oil, Says Kennedy Jr.

Chairman of Waterkeepers Alliance, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the U.S. is wasting great amounts of money on importing oil from other nations. (0:20)

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Kennedy Jr. Says He Is Disgusted With Today's Market Place

Chairman of the Waterkeepers Alliance, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says that today’s market place should be reformed with “cheap, clean, green, abundant, wholesome, and local fuels.” (0:22)

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True Market Capitalism Is Needed, Says Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., president of the Waterkeepers Alliance, says ‘true market Capitalism’ would solve environmental problems. (0:13)

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Vertical Farming Can Restore Hard-Hit Communities, Says RFK, Jr.

Environmental activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses the benefits of vertical farming, a proposed plan to create high-yield urban gardens, with Talk Radio News.

According to Kennedy, vertical farming can help restore hard-hit communities. (0:12)
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U.S. Undergoing A Huge Movement For Community Based Farming, Says RFK, Jr.

Environmental activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses the benefits of vertical farming, a proposed plan to create high-yield urban gardens, with Talk Radio News.

According to Kennedy, the community farms that would be provided through vertical agriculture is gaining popular support all across the country. (0:16)
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Vertical Farming Will Democratize Food Industry In U.S., Says RFK, Jr.

Activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses the benefits of vertical farming, an environmentally sound plan to create high-yield urban gardens, with Talk Radio News.

According to Kennedy, vertical farming will democratize the food industry in the U.S. (0:16)

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Vertical Farming Is A Vital Part Of The Green Jobs Movement, Says RFK, Jr.

Activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses the benefits of vertical farming, an environmentally sound plan to create high-yield urban gardens, with Talk Radio News.

According to Kennedy, vertical farming can help bolster the green jobs movement in the U.S. (1:00)
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