Why Facts Don’t Trump the President

February 24, 2017

An information war is raging in our country, in mainstream news and on social media. What is factual and what is an “alternative fact?” Do facts even...

Killing the Colorado

February 16, 2017

Every year, 41 million Americans take more water out of the Colorado than nature puts into it. How can we continue to share an ever-shrinking resource...

Remaking the Planet

February 28, 2016

Geoengineering may sound like science fiction, but there are many who believe we can — and should — be taking drastic measures to cool our planet down...

C1 Revue: Republican Renegades on Climate

March 1, 2017

The Trump administration has moved quickly to reverse some of the previous administration’s energy and climate policies. But not all Republicans are...

Can Clean Tech Clean Up Our Future?

February 7, 2017

The clean tech sector is on the rise. What areas are most promising for growth, jobs and “gee-whiz!” innovation? What will the new administration...

Doubt, Deny or Defend: Republicans on Climate Change

January 25, 2017

Much has been made of the partisan divide on climate change. But there are Republicans out there who believe it’s real – and they have solutions in...

Green Latinos (02/07/14) (Rebroadcast)

February 2, 2017

What are the issues that link the Latino community to the environmental movement? For many, it comes down to la familia. Latinos, who make up nearly...

REWIND: Ecological Intelligence

January 29, 2017

What’s really preventing us from enacting environmental change? Blame our brains, says Daniel Goleman, author of Ecological Intelligence. As he...

Nature's Price Tag (Original Air Date 07/25/13)

July 26, 2013

An emerging area of economics aims to put a price on nature as a way of justifying preserving it in societies dominated by the wisdom of markets. A...

Is Climate Denial Destroying Our Planet?

January 15, 2017

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

The Sixth Annual Stephen Schneider Award: Naomi Oreskes and Steven Chu

December 16, 2016

Science historian Naomi Oreskes has had her share of hate mail from climate deniers. But, she says, “We can't give up on the challenge of explaining...

C1 Revue: Political and Climate Disruption

January 1, 2017

2016 began in the afterglow of the Paris climate accord, and ended with the triumph of a presidential candidate who has labeled climate change a hoax...

C1 Revue: The Future of Oil and Nuclear Power

January 1, 2017

2016 began in the afterglow of the Paris climate accord, and ended with the triumph of a presidential candidate who has labeled climate change a hoax...

2016: From Paris to Trump

December 8, 2016

2016 began in the after-glow of the Paris climate summit and ended with the election of Donald Trump. A look back at the year’s energy triumphs and...

What Now for California?

December 2, 2016

As Donald Trump moves into the West Wing and the GOP takes control of Congress, what will become of California’s environmental trailblazing? Christine...

REWIND: Nicholas Stern and Steve Westly

December 11, 2016

While federal experts warn that it will cost $44 trillion to rid the U.S. economy of carbon, Citibank counters that failing to act on climate...

Will Trump Force One Run Clean?

November 16, 2016

A recent agreement is designed to curb emissions from international plane flights. But what if the new administration doesn’t clear it for takeoff...

C1 Revue: Climate Change on Your Kitchen Table

December 1, 2016

Climate change is as much about what we eat as what we drive or where we live. Rising heat is hitting chocolate, wine, beer, bread and other foods we...

Yvon Chouinard: Founding Patagonia and Living Simply

October 28, 2016

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