Covering ClimateHere & Now's continued coverage of climate change and environmental news.During Focus On Coronavirus, What Will Happen To Climate Change Reporting?Climate change reporters to talk about the stories they are focusing on and how the COVID-19 pandemic may impact their reporting going forward.PlayHere & Now09:47Mar 26, 2020Climate Change Is Destroying The World's Beaches, New Study FindsBy the end of the century, as many as half of the world's sandy shorelines could disappear, according to the study.PlayHere & Now04:52Mar 6, 2020Tropical Forests Are Absorbing Less CarbonA new study finds tropical forests are losing their ability to absorb carbon dioxide.PlayHere & Now03:47Mar 5, 2020Climate Ruling Derails Plan For 3rd Runway At London's Heathrow AirportA court in the U.K. has ruled that plans for a third runway at London's Heathrow airport are illegal because they don't address the impact of climate change.PlayHere & Now05:34Feb 28, 2020Driven By Climate Change, Desalination Researchers Seek Solutions To Water ScarcityAs water scarcity becomes a growing concern in the U.S., one alternative source of water that regions are increasingly investing in is desalination.PlayHere & Now09:30Feb 18, 2020An Iceberg Triple The Size Of San Francisco Breaks Off Antarctica's Most Endangered GlacierPine Island Glacier is one of the fastest retreating glaciers in Antarctica. PlayHere & Now05:41Feb 17, 2020High Temperatures Set Record In JanuaryLast month was the hottest January on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.PlayHere & Now05:07Feb 14, 2020Arizona's Largest Utility Seeks To Wipe Out Carbon Emissions By 2050CEO Jeff Guldner shares how the company plans to reach its goals.PlayHere & Now07:19Feb 7, 2020Union Of Concerned Scientists Say Trump Administration's EPA Rollbacks Are Stifling ScienceMichael Halpern from the Union of Concerned Scientists says the EPA's contentious work environment under the Trump administration ultimately makes it challenging for scientists to report the facts back to...PlayHere & Now10:54Feb 5, 2020The Trump Administration Is 'Silencing Science,' Environmental Law Expert SaysThe Trump administration's rollbacks have targeted water, land, air and public health protections — and have threatened the science behind these regulations. PlayHere & Now09:51Feb 3, 2020Small German Town Uses 100% Renewable Energy By Building Its Own Power PlantsOne model for the transition can be found in the town of Wolfhagen, Germany.PlayHere & Now04:41Feb 3, 2020Do Recycled Christmas Trees Really Prevent Erosion Along Louisiana's Coast?Does a popular and long-running program to use dead Christmas trees to help prevent coastal erosion actually work? PlayHere & Now04:52Jan 28, 20205 U.S. Native Tribes File A UN Climate Change ComplaintLouisiana lost an average of a football field of land every hour over the course of 25 years due to coastal erosion.PlayHere & Now04:42Jan 28, 2020Dutch Court Says Government Inaction On Climate Change Violates Human RightsAn environmental group sued to force the government to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 25% from 1990 levels by the end of 2020.PlayHere & Now09:40Jan 13, 2020Former Australian Coal Executive Calls For Clean Energy Amid 'Existential Threat' Of Climate ChangeJust like in the U.S., the transition away from coal is a polarizing topic in Australia with no easy solutions.PlayHere & Now09:55Jan 8, 2020How One Band Is Helping Climate Researchers Tackle The Music Industry's Carbon EmissionsResearchers are starting to look at how bands can limit carbon emissions on tour.PlayHere & Now05:50Dec 30, 2019Floods, Wildfires And Students On The Street: Climate Change In 2019Climate change-linked floods, storms and wildfires battered countries across the world in 2019. We look at the five biggest threads of the year.PlayHere & Now09:45Dec 27, 2019New England Farmers Combat Climate Change With BiocharBiochar is made from natural materials such as straw and shells, and it can sequester carbon.PlayHere & Now05:06Dec 26, 2019Fighting Climate Change Is 'About My Home' For Indigenous Teen Activist Helena GualingaIndigenous youth activist Helena Gualinga talks about her activism on the last day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference.PlayHere & Now03:43Dec 13, 2019Renowned Icelandic Environmentalist And Poet Reframes The Way We Talk About Climate Andri Magnason challenges people to frame the climate crisis by looking backward to their past, a time frame they understand, instead of the future which is impossible to grasp.PlayHere & Now11:08Dec 11, 2019Next Page
During Focus On Coronavirus, What Will Happen To Climate Change Reporting?Climate change reporters to talk about the stories they are focusing on and how the COVID-19 pandemic may impact their reporting going forward.PlayHere & Now09:47Mar 26, 2020
Climate Change Is Destroying The World's Beaches, New Study FindsBy the end of the century, as many as half of the world's sandy shorelines could disappear, according to the study.PlayHere & Now04:52Mar 6, 2020
Tropical Forests Are Absorbing Less CarbonA new study finds tropical forests are losing their ability to absorb carbon dioxide.PlayHere & Now03:47Mar 5, 2020
Climate Ruling Derails Plan For 3rd Runway At London's Heathrow AirportA court in the U.K. has ruled that plans for a third runway at London's Heathrow airport are illegal because they don't address the impact of climate change.PlayHere & Now05:34Feb 28, 2020
Driven By Climate Change, Desalination Researchers Seek Solutions To Water ScarcityAs water scarcity becomes a growing concern in the U.S., one alternative source of water that regions are increasingly investing in is desalination.PlayHere & Now09:30Feb 18, 2020
An Iceberg Triple The Size Of San Francisco Breaks Off Antarctica's Most Endangered GlacierPine Island Glacier is one of the fastest retreating glaciers in Antarctica. PlayHere & Now05:41Feb 17, 2020
High Temperatures Set Record In JanuaryLast month was the hottest January on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.PlayHere & Now05:07Feb 14, 2020
Arizona's Largest Utility Seeks To Wipe Out Carbon Emissions By 2050CEO Jeff Guldner shares how the company plans to reach its goals.PlayHere & Now07:19Feb 7, 2020
Union Of Concerned Scientists Say Trump Administration's EPA Rollbacks Are Stifling ScienceMichael Halpern from the Union of Concerned Scientists says the EPA's contentious work environment under the Trump administration ultimately makes it challenging for scientists to report the facts back to...PlayHere & Now10:54Feb 5, 2020
The Trump Administration Is 'Silencing Science,' Environmental Law Expert SaysThe Trump administration's rollbacks have targeted water, land, air and public health protections — and have threatened the science behind these regulations. PlayHere & Now09:51Feb 3, 2020
Small German Town Uses 100% Renewable Energy By Building Its Own Power PlantsOne model for the transition can be found in the town of Wolfhagen, Germany.PlayHere & Now04:41Feb 3, 2020
Do Recycled Christmas Trees Really Prevent Erosion Along Louisiana's Coast?Does a popular and long-running program to use dead Christmas trees to help prevent coastal erosion actually work? PlayHere & Now04:52Jan 28, 2020
5 U.S. Native Tribes File A UN Climate Change ComplaintLouisiana lost an average of a football field of land every hour over the course of 25 years due to coastal erosion.PlayHere & Now04:42Jan 28, 2020
Dutch Court Says Government Inaction On Climate Change Violates Human RightsAn environmental group sued to force the government to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 25% from 1990 levels by the end of 2020.PlayHere & Now09:40Jan 13, 2020
Former Australian Coal Executive Calls For Clean Energy Amid 'Existential Threat' Of Climate ChangeJust like in the U.S., the transition away from coal is a polarizing topic in Australia with no easy solutions.PlayHere & Now09:55Jan 8, 2020
How One Band Is Helping Climate Researchers Tackle The Music Industry's Carbon EmissionsResearchers are starting to look at how bands can limit carbon emissions on tour.PlayHere & Now05:50Dec 30, 2019
Floods, Wildfires And Students On The Street: Climate Change In 2019Climate change-linked floods, storms and wildfires battered countries across the world in 2019. We look at the five biggest threads of the year.PlayHere & Now09:45Dec 27, 2019
New England Farmers Combat Climate Change With BiocharBiochar is made from natural materials such as straw and shells, and it can sequester carbon.PlayHere & Now05:06Dec 26, 2019
Fighting Climate Change Is 'About My Home' For Indigenous Teen Activist Helena GualingaIndigenous youth activist Helena Gualinga talks about her activism on the last day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference.PlayHere & Now03:43Dec 13, 2019
Renowned Icelandic Environmentalist And Poet Reframes The Way We Talk About Climate Andri Magnason challenges people to frame the climate crisis by looking backward to their past, a time frame they understand, instead of the future which is impossible to grasp.PlayHere & Now11:08Dec 11, 2019
