Burning Questions: The EPA repealed the endangerment finding. Who are the economic winners and losers?

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"How We Survive" returns May 27

The climate crisis is escalating. We have to decarbonize our economy, but we’re moving too slowly. So, what’s the backup plan?This season of “How We Survive” is about engineering nature: large-scale interventions that could be our last hope. We’ll explore technology being develop ...  Show more

How to Dim the Sun

Could dimming the sun be the key to cooling things down before the climate crisis worsens? Some scientists say yes, that we can cool the Earth by launching tons of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. It’s a type of solar geoengineering that was once seen as preposterous, meant ...  Show more

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