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Amazon is the most valuable public company in the world, but it’s been keeping its carbon footprint a secret. This Prime Day, a group of workers is trying to change that.
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Drill Baby Drill
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one of America’s last untouched pieces of wilderness. The Trump Administration is rushing to open it up to oil companies.
#WeCanSolveThis: Harnessing The Power of The Earth
Before John Wick was the co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project, he was just trying to find a way to get rid of weeds on his ranch when he stumbled upon a powerful climate change solution. Then he learned about an approach to farming helps sequester carbon in the soil, and could be a major solution in the fight against climate change.
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Does The Green New Deal Have To Happen In 10 Years?
It’s going to take a massive national mobilization to tackle the climate crisis before it’s too late. Policy lead on the Green New Deal, Rhiana Gunn-Wright explains why it’s not only possible, but has a historical precedent.
Prime For The Planet
Amazon is the most valuable public company in the world, but it’s been keeping its carbon footprint a secret. This Prime Day, a group of workers is trying to change that.
Future In The Forest
What happens if an entire generation leaves the forest behind? It could be a disaster for the environment. Rainforest Alliance is helping young people in Mexico’s Yucatan find a way to stay and protect the ecosystem.
Rhiana Gunn-Wright, policy lead on the Green New Deal, addresses the myth that the plan must appeal to Republicans, and addresses comments made by Senator Diane Feinstein to young Sunrise Movement members who visited her office.
The Kids Are Not Alright
Young people have forced climate change to the top of the political agenda. Rhiana Gunn-Wright, the policy lead for the Green New Deal explains why they can’t be forced out of the room now.
Made in partnership with Sunrise Movement.
Exxon’s Car of the Future
One of the first modern electric cars wasn’t made by an auto-company. It was made by the oil industry. So why did they end up killing it off?
Trump Censors Science
The Trump Administration is actively trying to get scientists to censor their reports, all to suit his political agenda.
Climate Mission Critical
America’s top military officials are warning of a major new threat on the horizon: climate change.
#ClimateFacts: Toxic Chemical Floods
2,500 toxic chemical sites across the U.S. are in imminent danger of spilling.
What Killed The Puffins?
Thousands of puffins died all at once off the coast of Alaska. Now, scientists finally know the reason why.
The Hottest Place On Earth
330 million people are blistering under a 122 degree heatwave in India, and it won’t be the last one.
Have A Climate Debate
The climate crisis poses an existential threat to the survival of the species…and it’s time we talked about it. What do you think?
What’s Your Climate Plan?
Election season is heating up and so is the planet. That’s why it’s so important to ask every presidential candidate one fundamental question…
Jay Inslee calls himself the climate candidate for President, and he has just released a plan to tackle the crisis.
Beto O’Rourke may be from a fossil fuel state, but that hasn’t stopped him from releasing a five trillion dollar plan to stop the climate crisis in its tracks. Do you think this plan has what it takes?
David Letterman Goes to the Bank
Renewables are changing lives in rural India, as small businesses replace expensive, dirty, and unreliable diesel generators, with cheap, clean, sustainable solar energy. David Letterman visits one such business.
Climate Wars: Yemen
What happens to a society when people start running out of water? New York Times reporter Thomas Friedman went to Yemen to find out.
Obama’s Big Solution to Climate Change
We revisit our interview with Barack Obama from season 1 of Years of Living Dangerously in light of the environmental rollbacks enacted by the Trump administration. Thomas Friedman sat down with the then-President of the United States to discuss the world’s biggest problem, and the biggest way to solve it.
Safe Passage
West Wing start Bradley Whitford returns to Washington to explore what it takes to get Republicans in Congress to care about climate change, and meets the inspiring citizens lobby to make it happen.
Gisele Bündchen: The Battle in the Forest
Protecting the Amazon Rainforest is one of the most powerful tools we have in the fight against climate change. But after years of conservation success, deforestation is on the rise again in Brazil. Gisele Bündchen heads into the forest to learn what’s going on and how we can stop it.
The Need for EV Charging Stations
The number of electric vehicles hitting the road in the next ten years is expected to increase dramatically. Where are all those EVs going to charge up?
Climate Change Is Cooking Salmon in the Pacific Northwest
Meet a community that depends on salmon, and learn how their way of life is changing because of warming oceans.
Colorado Climate, Jobs and Justice Town Hall
More than 250,000 people rallied for climate action, jobs and justice in more than 800 cities in over 90 countries on September 8, 2018. Denver, Colorado was one of those places.
The Nuclear Family
Nuclear plants are closing across New England, so why are these environmentalists rallying to their defense? The Years Project partnered with Exelon to find out.
Three Mile Island
Three Mile Island was the worst nuclear disaster in American history, but everything you’ve heard about it could be wrong.
Forty years later, The YEARS Project has partnered with Exelon to take a look back.
Rise: From One Island to Another
Watch this poetic expedition between two islanders, one from the Marshall Islands and one from Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland), connecting their realities of melting glaciers and rising sea levels. Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner and Aka Niviâna use their poetry to showcase the linkages between their homelands in the face of climate change.
This is an invitation to take a few minutes to watch this film, unplug from your daily distractions, immerse yourself in the beauty of our shared home, and let the poetry heal.
Film made by Dan Lin for 350.org.
The town in Poland’s coal region uniting against coal
What would it take for a town of people outside the Polish coal city of Katowice to turn against the fuel that drove the economy, culture and prosperity of the region? Welcome to Imielin, the town fighting for their homes and livelihoods against coal development on the doorstep of the COP24 climate talks.
Video by Greenpeace International.
