The number of Americans worried about the effects of climate change has reached an all time high at 73 percent. That’s a ten percent increase from just four years ago. Part of that reason — more Americans say they are personally impacted by the changing climate, including millions who live along the coasts. Soledad O’Brien sits down with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, a marine biologist and CEO of Ocean Collectiv, who is looking to find solutions for coastal communities.
The Midwest’s Catastrophic Flooding Could Become the New Normal
March 23, 2019The Midwest’s Catastrophic Flooding Could Become the New Normal
March 23, 2019
An Evangelical for Climate Science: We Need to Talk About It More
October 13, 2018An Evangelical for Climate Science: We Need to Talk About It More
October 13, 2018
April 21, 2018
April 28, 2018April 21, 2018
April 28, 2018
American Mayors Looking for Lead on Infrastructure
June 24, 2017American Mayors Looking for Lead on Infrastructure
June 24, 2017
Expert: Paris Accord Decision Could Leave U.S. Economy Behind
June 3, 2017Expert: Paris Accord Decision Could Leave U.S. Economy Behind
June 3, 2017
Standing Rock Tribe: We Are Opposed to Paying the Cost
September 24, 2016Standing Rock Tribe: We Are Opposed to Paying the Cost
September 24, 2016
Full Rep. Kevin Cramer Interview
September 24, 2016Full Rep. Kevin Cramer Interview
September 24, 2016
Asbestos-Cancer Survivor: EPA Changes are “Unconscionable”
September 1, 2018Asbestos-Cancer Survivor: EPA Changes are “Unconscionable”
September 1, 2018
