Happening with James Redford

September 7, 2017

Fossil fuels are in favor again in Washington. New opportunities are opening to mine coal and drill for oil despite the fact that the costs for...

Greening Professional Sports

September 22, 2017

People who are involved in the sports world have seen the benefits of greening their professions. Many athletes and executives gathered at the...

Harvey and Irma: A Hurricane’s Human Fingerprints

September 15, 2017

From Katrina and Sandy to Harvey and Irma, how is climate change fueling these increasingly destructive hurricanes? Greg Dalton and his guests...

Yvon Chouinard: Founding Patagonia & Living Simply

November 27, 2016

The explorer, climber, surfer and founder of sporting goods company Patagonia, Inc., has spent a lifetime welcoming adventure – and risk - of...

Aligning Profits with the Planet

July 28, 2017

It is possible to protect profits and the planet. Despite claims that a win for the environment is a loss for the economy, corporations are...

REWIND: Jane Mayer: Behind Dark Money

August 27, 2017

Who is bankrolling our political system? Jane Mayer takes us behind the scenes to expose the powerful group of individuals who are shaping our...

Tesla: Impossible Until It's Not

July 13, 2017

Tesla is the most valuable car company in the US, recently surpassing even the auto giant, General Motors. But this high valuation is not due to...

REWIND: Jane Goodall in Conversation with Jeff Horowitz and Greg Dalton

August 13, 2017

Noted conservationist Jane Goodall talks about her life’s work, the link between deforestation and climate change and why she sees reasons for...

Al Gore and An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power

July 24, 2017

Former Vice President Al Gore joins Climate One to talk about his tireless fight, training an army of climate champions and influencing...

REWIND: Is Climate Denial Destroying Our Planet?

July 30, 2017

Climate denial has become both a psychological and a political problem. Can better communication help us expand common ground and move on to...

Chain Reaction: Why Two Wheels are Better than Four

June 9, 2017

Getting out of a car and onto a bike is one of the best things you can do for the climate and your personal health. Bike lanes are growing in...

Trumping the Climate: Coming in Hot

June 2, 2017

The Trump administration’s determination to revive coal mining and domestic oil drilling is causing concern that international efforts to combat...

Rounding up the Facts on GMOs

July 9, 2017

Are GMOs the answer to our planet’s food shortage? Or are they jeopardizing our crops by creating a destructive cycle of Roundup resistance?...

Youth in the Streets and in the Courts (Update)

March 17, 2017

As Buffalo Springfield sang in 1967, “There’s something happening here…” But today’s youth revolution is happening far beyond the Sunset...

Water Whiplash

May 25, 2017

Over the past few years, many parts of the country have experienced wetter wets and drier drys. California has seen five years of severe drought...

Banking on Change at Standing Rock

May 12, 2017

They were an unlikely group of activists; Native American youths concerned about teen suicide sparked the movement against the Dakota Access...

Inheriting Climate Change

June 11, 2017

Do the baby boomers owe millennials a clean planet? Or is it every generation for itself? Consumption-crazed baby boomers are leaving their...

How Cities can Solve the Climate Challenge

May 5, 2017

Cities around the country are reshaping their economies for a greener future. Mayors and chambers of commerce are promoting smart growth and...