Former Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine speaks on a vulnerable country’s plan to stay put in the face of climate change, and why other countries should pay attention.
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President Trump and Republicans are increasingly considering planting trees to combat climate change—but the strategy has some serious flaws.
How Native American communities are planning for climate change, from traditional fire management strategies to the use of satellite data. Plus, a new book covers why empathy is important to society, and how technology is changing that.
Why large-scale geoengineering should be part of the conversation about stopping climate change—and why changing the planet might also mean changing us. Plus, the next addition to our charismatic creature series: the Tasmanian tiger.
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In his podcast Clear + Vivid, Alan Alda talks with scientists about how to connect with people—and talk about tough topics like climate change.
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Retreating from flooding caused by climate change may seem unappealing. But communities are increasingly embracing the idea.
Retreating from flooding caused by climate change may seem unappealing. But communities are increasingly embracing the idea. Plus, what the clam gardens of indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest can teach us about sustainable aquaculture.
More and more industries are responding to climate change. Will fashion brands follow suit? Plus, how would humanity survive a sci-fi disaster?
How are local tourism businesses—from ski resorts to casinos—adapting to climate change? Plus, training the scientists of the future with lessons from SciFri’s Educator Collaborative.
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Climate change is causing parts of Louisiana to sink. Now the city of New Orleans wants energy companies to pay to fix it.