Betsy Rosenberg

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Betsy Rosenberg is an American broadcast journalist and environmental media expert. She served as a CBS Radio News anchor in New York City from April 1988 to mid-1991.^[1] In 1997, she launched the "Trash Talk" eco series on KCBS Radio in San Francisco, coinciding with Earth Day. Later, she became the host of EcoTalk on Air America Radio, a program that aired weeknights from 9 pm to 10 pm Eastern Time until its final broadcast on May 19, 2007.^[2]

Rosenberg also hosted The Green Front, which aired on Progressive Radio Network, an internet radio station.^[3] She was a co-founder and lead interviewer at Green TV, where she contributed to the development of its website (www.greentv.com), with the ambition of creating an online streaming platform focused on environmental news, intending for it to operate continuously.

Throughout her career, Rosenberg has conducted over 4,500 interviews with climate scientists, activists, politicians, and experts in the field of environmental science.