Dec 31 Watch Water Fight in the Great Lakes Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on a fight over water in the Great Lakes. Continue watching
Dec 27 Watch The Cloning Debate A company called Clonaid claims to have produced the world's first cloned human being. Betty Ann Bowser reports. Continue watching
Dec 12 Watch Forests and Fires Terence Smith discusses the administration's approval of a fire fighting method involving logging and thinning of overgrown forests with the vice president of the Wilderness Society and the executive director of the Political Economy Research Center. Continue watching
Dec 11 Stanford University to Create New Stem Cell Lines Stanford University announced on Tuesday that its researchers will work to create new stem cell lines by employing nuclear transfer technology --a process that can be interpreted as cloning. Continue reading
Dec 10 Internet Filters Can Block Health Information, Study Says When Internet filters in schools and libraries are set at their most restrictive levels, they can block some of the health information that young people seek when they go online, according to a study released by the Henry J. Kaiser… Continue reading
Nov 27 Watch Conversation: Chicago’s 1995 Heat Wave Ray Suarez speaks with Eric Klinenberg about his new book on the 1995 Chicago heat wave. Continue watching
Nov 20 Watch Oil Tanker Sinks Off the Coast of Spain An oil tanker sank off the coast of Spain on Tuesday. Experts discuss the threats this poses to Galicia's scenic coastline and rich fishing waters. Continue watching
Nov 05 Watch Dialing for Dollars Fred de Sam Lazaro of Twin Cities Public Television looks at the international source of some telemarketing calls. Continue watching
Nov 04 Watch Colorado’s Scorched Earth Tom Bearden reports from Colorado on healing the scorched land affected by last summer's wildfires. Continue watching