Jul 05 Watch Climate Tension Discussion As President Bush heads to the three-day G-8 summit Tuesday, experts discuss possible solutions to international climate change, an issue that will be brought up at the summit. Continue watching
Jun 28 Watch Senate Passes Comprehensive, $16 Billion Energy Bill The Senate passed an energy bill Tuesday that would double the use of corn-blended ethanol, bolster electricity grid reliability and offer $16 billion in tax breaks and incentives to improve domestic production. The House passed a separate energy bill in… Continue watching
Jun 22 Watch Energy Bill Debate The Senate on Wednesday agreed to voluntary emissions reductions, rather than mandatory cuts, while debating a broader energy bill. Following a background report, analysts discuss the pros and cons of the energy bill and the next step for the Senate. Continue watching
May 11 Watch The Arctic’s Melting Glaciers Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News examines how global warming is affecting those who live in the Arctic. Continue watching
May 03 Watch Nuclear Reactor Fight A report on one Illinois community's debate over a proposed nuclear reactor for both economic and safety reasons. Continue watching
Apr 15 Watch Eco-friendly Buildings Jeffrey Kaye of KCET-Los Angeles reports on efforts to build environment-friendly buildings. Continue watching
Apr 14 Watch Oregon’s Supreme Court Nullifies Over 3,000 Gay Marriages The Oregon Supreme Court on Thursday nullified 3,000 gay marriage licenses, while the Connecticut state legislature moved toward approving a same-sex civil union bill. Following a background report, two analysts debate the recent actions and what they suggest about America's… Continue watching
Mar 28 Watch Teachers, Parents Grapple with Evolution-Creationism Debate Correspondent Jeffrey Brown investigates how some biology teachers are handling the hot button debate over the theory of evolution, creationism and intelligent design. Continue watching
Mar 16 Watch Drilling for Oil The Senate Wednesday voted 51-49 to defeat a measure that would have banned oil exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. Continue watching
Mar 15 Watch EPA Limits Mercury Emissions The Environmental Protection Agency released the first regulations that limit mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants Tuesday. Two energy experts debate the implications of the new "cap and trade" initiative which allows companies to trade pollution allowances. Continue watching