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60-Second Earth — 312 episodes · page 2 of 4
Obama Pledges to Address Climate, Energy
Electric Cars Need a New Sound
Oil Harvesting Goes to Extremes
We Look Back Earthily at 2012
Maya Civilization Provides a Real Apocalyptic Lesson
Leaked Report Confirms Human-Induced Climate Change
Trouble and Toil Has Not Slowed the Boil
Sunlit Nanoparticles Turn Water to Steam
What to Expect from Climate Negotiations
Advanced Biofuels Hope to Change the Climate for Transportation
Global Warming Means Culture Change
Who Were the Greenest Presidents?
What Does It Take to Make a "Frankenstorm"?
Human Thirst Makes Earth Quake
Can the City That Never Sleeps Forgo Nuclear Power?
How the Great Barrier Reef Is Disappearing Right before Our Eyes
Candidates Mum on Climate Change
Prime Time Fox News and <i>WSJ</i> Editorial Climate Coverage Mostly Wrong
Bird Seed Poisons Wild Birds
How Humans and Tigers Can Coexist
How Much Life Is There on Earth?
Energy Hits the U.S. Presidential Campaign Trail
Fukushima Radiation Damages Butterflies, but Not People--Yet
Drilling for Offshore Oil Comes to the Arctic
UV Gives Fish Skin Cancer
Greener Olympics Mean Cleaner Air
Marijuana Farms Poison Wildlife
Could Geoengineering Stop Heat Waves?
35 Years of Renewable Energy
Are Western Forests Doomed to Burn Away?
Warming Oceans Will Follow Laws of Physics
For Sustainability, Go Beyond Gross Domestic Product
Are We Pushing the Planet to the Brink of Irreversible Environmental Change?
How Climate Change May Impact Electricity Supplies
Another Casualty of War?: The Environment
Why Tariffs on Chinese Photovoltaics Are Bad for the Planet
Wasted Food No More
How to Adapt to Climate Change
L.A. Needs to Stop Being Such a Cow Town
Happy Earth Day! Welcome to the Anthropocene
Take Me Out to the Renewably Powered Ballgame
It's Not Dead, It's Resting
135 Years of Records Reveals Deep Ocean Warming
How Industrial Noise Helps and Hurts Plants
Global Energy Hunger Leaves Little Room to Displace Dirty Fuels
Fukushima: We Listen Back
Living Plastic Eats Spilt Food
How Raindrops Calm the Wind
Is the Keystone Pipeline a Shortcut to Catastrophic Climate Change?
What Does a Coup in the Maldives Mean for Climate Change?
How to Make Electricity Using Plants and Sunshine
How Much Energy Do You Waste Charging Your Cell Phone?
Worried about Air Pollution? Don't Hide Indoors
Gee Whiz, Why Not Recycle Urine for Drinking Water?
Michael Mann Defends Climate Computer Models
Welcome to the Year of the Lightbulb
What Are the Chances of a White Christmas?
Should the Media Pay for Nature Conservation?
Durban Deal May Bring Climate Change Action into 21st Century
Simmering Planet Keeps Heating
Give Thanks for Methods to Cut Back on Wasted Food
Oceans Teem with Tiny Plastic Particles
Flying on a Wing and Oil from Plants
Buried in Coal Ash?
Halloween Chocolate: More Trick Than Treat?
Why Is the CIA Keeping Climate Change Secret?
Disc Spins Its Way to $1-Million Oil Spill Cleanup Prize
How Steve Jobs Tried to Make Apple Green
World's Largest River Restoration Project Begins
Fukushima Fallout in Japan
Can the World Handle Chinese Cars?
Need a Break? Try Nature
Need Rain? Try Lasers
How Much Life Does Earth Host?
Why Environmentalism Is Conservative
Bringing Birds Back to Regrowing Forests
What If the Smart Grid Isn't So Smart?
Eating the Lionfish
Feeding the Grid with Sunshine at College
Absence of Top Predators Brings Unanticipated Changes
Electric Cars May Need Noisemakers
The Buzz on Beer and Soda Fizz
Pacific Plankton Crosses to Atlantic, Thanks to Arctic Meltdown
Sunspot-Related Cooling Can't Offset Greenhouse Warming
Pavement Contributes to Poor Air Quality
Are Biodegradeable Plastics Doing More Harm Than Good?
Whither the Honey Bee?
What Does the Fukushima Meltdown Mean for U.S. Reactors?
America's Climate Choices Are Narrowing
Whales Return to NYC Harbor
Solar Power Boosts Home Sales?
Can Re-Wilding Work?
Can Taxes Be Green?
How Doth Your Native Flora Grow?
Will Today's Trash Be Tomorrow's Island?
The Origin of Life
Chernobyl Opens for Tourism
Oil Spills Mean Air Pollution, Too
Predicting the Future of Oil
Global Rise of the Fire Ant? Blame U.S. Trade