Textbook Trauma: The Emotions of Climate Change
8:40 | Scientists Sara Myhre and Jeffrey Kiehl discuss the emotional impacts of climate change.
8:40 | Scientists Sara Myhre and Jeffrey Kiehl discuss the emotional impacts of climate change.
13:35 | With some projections suggesting renewable energy and electric vehicles may lose the fossil fuel industry as much as $21 TRILLION by 2040, the battle for the hearts and minds of millions of drivers has never been more critical.
30:37 | Contrary to what climate change deniers claim, the ClimateGate e-mails actually do NOT discuss the destruction or hiding of data.
10:37 | Wow! Global warming is a hoax! Just listen to these two animals talk!
6:11 | As the world figures out how to live with a rapidly changing climate, traditional knowledge from indigenous cultures could help us understand just how things are transforming.
2:20 | As the weather is getting more extreme, we raise our voices louder to demand real climate solutions. Last weekend 250,000 people in 95 countries on 7 continents came together to #RiseforClimate.
1:14 | Across 7 continents, people power is starting to #RiseForClimate and drive our leaders forward. Rise with us for the next wave of actions.
11:41 | Solar Power grabs all the headlines but wind power is gaining traction as new technologies and materials allow machines of truly gargantuan proportions to be built out in our oceans.
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5:56 | Imagine that aliens landed and gifted us a clean, limitless energy source. And instead of killing each other over this technology, we decided to immediately transform the world into a carbon-free society.
11:39 | We take a look at the basic scientific theory behind this phenomenon and look ahead to what it could mean for our oceans and food chain.
14:28 | Comedian Aparna Nancherla explores how global warming and climate change will directly affect our lives 100 years from now.
3:10 | Thanks to climate change, disease carrying critters are expanding their ranges, and their seasons are getting longer — meaning they have more space and more time to take a bite out of you or me.
5:18 | We are adding extra greenhouse gases, which are causing Earth to heat up and disrupting weather patterns worldwide. So which of these many gases is heating Earth the most?
5:18 | In 2017, storms, floods, and droughts displaced 18 million people from their homes worldwide. And by some estimates, over the next three decades, 200 million people may need to leave their homes to escape the same kind of disasters.
13:55 | The earth’s ecosystems are constantly and relentlessly shifting as a result of the carbon that the human species spews out every year. One of the most influential and potentially catastrophic of these systems is the sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean.
3:39 | It turns out, Hurricane Harvey is the ideal test case to measure how a warming planet and warming oceans, amplify our worst storms.
14:00 | Chemical engineer Jennifer Wilcox previews some amazing technology to scrub carbon from the air, using chemical reactions that capture and reuse CO2 in much the same way trees do … but at a vast scale.
9:10 | Scientists analyze global sea level rise.
10:59 | Using the 5 green building techniques explained in this video, Passive Houses need only 10% of the energy that a conventional home uses.
4:42 | What if we could reflect some of the sun’s energy away before it had a chance to get trapped?
6:59 | Sea-level rise is one of the inevitable results of global warming.
4:34 | The majority of greenhouse gas emissions are now coming from large developing countries, who are looking for cheap energy sources to drive their own economic growth, just like rich countries before them.
4:59 | Beef production emits more greenhouse gases than basically anything else we eat, so let’s look at the scale and impact of our bovine pals – and importantly, what we can actually do to make beef less bad.
11:21 | Palm oil, rainforests and Orang-utans – we’ve all read the news stories. But is the situation improving or is it business as usual in the plantations?
16:24 | A World Bank report: Groundswell, warns of the worsening impact of climate change in three regions of the world.
1:31:00 | Vores fremtidige energiforsyning.
12:49 | Tar sands, AKA Oil Sands, extraction and processing releases 3 times as much Carbon Dioxide as traditional crude oil extraction.
9:27 | A new study shows how climate change will impact global food security. We speak Michelle Tigchelaar, one of the report’s authors.
5:45 | We have enough fossil fuels to make Earth intolerably hot & wet, so we’ll have to choose to not burn them all.
9:50 | Global banking finance for extreme fossil fuels like Tar Sands took a big dip as a result of the Paris Climate agreement in 2015, but since the start of 2017 it’s been rising quickly again.
5:03 | We don’t hear much about the hole in the ozone layer anymore. That’s because we’ve all but fixed it, thanks to consumer choices and a massive international agreement called the Montreal Protocol.
1:24:29 | Is there a National Security Imperative for Nuclear?
1:11:19 | What is the Role of Nuclear in a Carbon-Constrained World?
1:04:15 | Can U.S. Nuclear Reactor Technologies Compete at Home or Abroad?
12:30 | Divestment out of Fossil Fuels is gaining momentum. Climate Change is an accepted fact but CO2 emissions are increasing each year. How can we accelerate the move away from fossil fuels? Divestment is the key.