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Reading, writing, berries! School gardening 03:59
The fight against oil drilling in the Gulf 03:48
Transforming trash into incredible tiny homes 05:04
Parts of Patagonian glacier collapse 00:45
How religion clashes with science 06:41
How land grabbing could affect parks 07:08
How five people fought big oil in court 06:39
Mapping out the Porter Ranch gas leak 06:53
Bernie Sanders' climate platform is to ambitious 04:28
The connection between Zika and warm weather 02:53
Congress bans microbeads, but why? 03:25
Why the price of oil will continue to go down 04:02
Everything you need to know: Climate Talks 01:44
Will Republicans undermine a deal in Paris? 06:17
World leaders launch 'Mission Innovation' 04:24
Obama expands U.S. climate pledge in Paris 05:47
Why marches are necessary during COP21 04:40
Most Americans want the US to cut emissions 06:28
Indigenous people demand a climate accord 02:50
China's big revelation about pollution 04:23 Exxon knew four decades ago about CO2 09:16 Neela Banerjee of InsideClimate News talks about her investigation into Exxon and how the company's scientists knew since the 1970s about the damage fossil fuels were causing to the climate. Banerjee also discusses how the company funded groups dedicated to disprove global warming and climate change. Oct. 1, 2015
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Reading, writing, berries! School gardening 03:59
The fight against oil drilling in the Gulf 03:48
Transforming trash into incredible tiny homes 05:04
Parts of Patagonian glacier collapse 00:45
How religion clashes with science 06:41
How land grabbing could affect parks 07:08