In a few years, the effects of climate change will become irreversible.
Hosted by Emmy award-winning journalist Frank Sesno, this new series features in-depth conversations about climate change issues and solutions with experts and innovators that are working to bring hope to the climate crisis.
In the face of the climate crisis, slowing carbon emissions won't be enough. Two technologies that are reversing the damage by removing harmful greenhouse gases are helping to move the planet forward.
Two climate changemakers are using stories to create an intersectional climate movement. On this episode of Planet Forward, Dr. Naamal De Silva and Anthony Karambelas share how they use storytelling to address climate change and environmental injustices.
The Today Show's Al Roker is not afraid to call climate change for what it is -- an urgent crisis. He shares what he believes are the most pressing climate issues and the stories he's heard from climate vulnerable communities…
Environmental justice has a seat at the head table with the new EPA Administrator Michael Regan.
Host Frank Sesno speaks with Josh Balk, co-founder of Eat Just which has produced and sells plant-based eggs and now, manufactured chicken that use a fraction of the water, produces a fraction of the waste, methane and other things that…
Phoenix, AZ experienced over a hundred days of 100 degree weather. What are the mayor and local educators doing to keep citizens cool?
According to two young climate advocates, individual action should not be overlooked in the overall strategy to combat climate change.
This episode of "Planet Forward" asks Lakota Elder Henry Red Cloud, founder and owner of Lakota Solar Enterprises, about the role of solar energy in Indigenous culture as well as the innovative climate and economic solutions it provides Indigenous communities.…
Today's young people are taking global and local food waste issues into their own hands.
In this episode of Planet Forward, hear firsthand experiences of wildfires from climate advocates in Australia to California.
Rev. Yearwood from the Hip Hop Caucus is shedding light on the culture problem within the climate justice movement.
This is how young people are trying to make the climate crisis less of a bi-partisan debate and more of a humanitarian crisis.
BY: Frank Sesno, Founder and Host of Planet Forward This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. Watch the latest episode of Planet Forward which looks at how climate change is bringing…
This is how Alexandria use personal storytelling to talk to a climate-denying relative.
Youth activist Alexandria Villaseñor explains how to take the first step in climate action.
Young tech innovator Rohan Agrawal explains the power of climate storytelling to make change.