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The White House offers billions to help build America’s first new nuclear power plant in more than three decades — and revive the industry. We’ll look at the pro’s, the con’s, and the politics.
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We’ll get up close with the largest, loudest, longest-lived animals on earth with Philip Hoare, author of “The Whale.”
Comments [26]We’ll look at the “rewilding” movement – bringing back the wild – from the Rockies to Costa Rica to Nepal.
Comments [53]Back home from Copenhagen, with a deal that satisfies no one. We’ll talk with those who were there about what happens next.
Comments [56]Deal-making, or no deal-making, in Copenhagen — with hard negotiations by rich, poor, and in between. We dig into the showdown.
Comments [49]While Copenhagen talks carbon, the energy world is buzzing with talk of natural gas trapped in shale. We’ll look at what’s in the shale — and the cost of extraction.
Comments [73]As the Copenhagen climate summit opens, we’ll look at the battle over public opinion and stolen e-mails in the climate debate.
Comments [173]Can California’s new energy economy — green economy — save the Golden State? The nation? We’ll go to California to ask the questions.
Comments [21]The Copenhagen climate conference is one month away. US climate action is going nowhere in Congress. We’ll look at the global implications of America’s domestic climate politics.
Comments [74]Maya Lin’s Vietnam Memorial changed how we remember war. We’ll talk with her about her latest and, she says, last public memorial — a monument to vanishing species.
Comments [26]In today’s first hour, Whole Earth guru Stewart Brand and energy expert Amory Lovins debated whether the U.S. should build more nuclear power plants in the effort to reduce carbon emissions.
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Whole Earth Catalog guru Stewart Brand now says we need nuclear energy and genetically modified food. We’ll ask him if he’s selling out, or getting real.
Comments [105]Will China be the world’s clean-energy superpower? We’ll look at “Green China,” and whether the U.S. is losing the clean-tech race.
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America’s super-hot electric car from Tesla Motors. We’ll talk with Tesla CEO, Elon Musk.
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Actress, filmmaker, and model Isabella Rossellini on her new sex-in-nature project, “Green Porno,” and a life in front of the camera.
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No cars. No waste. No gas or oil. We go to Abu Dhabi, where plans are underway to build the world’s first carbon-neutral city.
Comments [33]Forget summer heat. We’re talking glaciers, igloos, blizzards, and adventures in the world’s coldest places.
Comments [14]“Icky” creatures. The joys of vultures, jellyfish, slugs and more, with gardener- journalist Constance Casey.
Comments [31]Scientists report that widely used chemicals — endocrine disruptors — are causing serious health problems in humans. We ask what the government is, and is not, doing about it.
Comments [51]Author Rick Bass walks us through the changing seasons of the Montana wilderness, in his new book, “The Wild Marsh.”
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