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Bridging the Faith-Science Divide
Climate scientist, Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, discusses her life as an evangelical Christian and climate scientist.
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African Americans Against the Bomb: Connecting the Dots Between Nuclear Weapons and Racial Justice
A conversation about the forgotten history of African Americans against the nuclear bomb that connects the fight against nuclear weapons with racial equality.
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The Amazing Renewables Race: Ranking the States on Clean Energy
Senior energy analyst, John Rogers, talks about some of the surprising findings in a new UCS report on state-level clean energy progress.
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Unpacking the Snowpack: Is the California Drought Really Over?
Senior climate scientist, Dr. Juliet Christian-Smith, talks about water, snowpack, and the drought in California.
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Science and Justice are Indivisible: A Conversation with Robert Bullard
Dr. Robert Bullard discusses his past, new fights, and the role of scientists in solving environmental racism.
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The Ultimate Designated Driver: Pros and Cons of Self-Driving Cars
Vehicles analyst, Jimmy O'Dea, examines the practical issues and philosophical implications of self-driving cars.
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Federal Science in the Crosshairs
A discussion of the challenges ahead for federal scientists in the Trump administration.
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The Jet Stream Winter Machine
Climate scientist Dr. Brenda Ekwurzel sets us straight on snowy weather and global warming.
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The Factless President
Ken Kimmell, president of the Union of Concerned Scientists, discusses the role of science in the Trump administration.
Trump Transition Team Temporarily Halts Grants and Contracts at EPA
A freeze on new EPA grants and contracts, announced within hours of President Trump's inauguration, did not result in any immediate funding cuts. However, the episode raises troubling questions about how the agency will operate under Trump.