Barbara Wiseman is the Co‑Founder, International President, and U.S. Executive Director of The Earth Organization (TEO). With more than 30 years of experience in management consulting, public relations, and pioneering international projects, she has led global initiatives to address environmental crises. In the pursuit of sustainable water resources for drought-prone regions, Wiseman discovered a relatively little-known science of water. She assembled a team of scientists to validate and codify this work, helping to develop what became known as Deep Seated Water Technology — a method now deployed in regions around the world to improve access to water. Under her leadership, TEO has built strategic alliances to implement environmental solutions for communities in need, always emphasizing the benefit for both humankind and all life. Chapters (00:00:00) - Barbara Wiseman on the Earth Organization(00:02:00) - What exactly is cooperative ecology?(00:08:44) - 4 Steps on What's Your Sister Do for You?(00:14:45) - COECO: Step by Step(00:18:22) - Common Sense in Cleaning the Oil Industry(00:24:21) - Republicans on the BP Oil Spill(00:28:55) - The story of Lawrence the Elephant(00:35:46) - An Elephant Comes to the Rescue(00:40:49) - The Elephant Whisperer(00:41:50) - Who goes into Iraq to Save the Ants?(00:42:16) - How to find fresh water resources(00:47:54) - The scarcity of fresh water in the US(00:52:42) - The Earth Organization on This Episode(00:56:22) - "Sign Me Up!" For an Environmental Safari

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