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Greenhouse: The plan to save the planet

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Tony Dokoupil talks to Rebecca Leber about the plan to save the planet and how the world is gearing up for the climates talks in Paris at the end of November. Dokoupil explains how diamond dust could be a possible solution to cool the planet. Journalist Amanda Little talks about the business of weather modification in India and the United States. Dokoupil and Attila Hildmann discuss why being vegan is good for the body and the environment. And Amanda Little, Saqib Rahim, and Ben Adler discuss the differences between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to climate change.