Climate Connections
How is global warming shaping our lives? And what can we do about it? We connect the dots, from fossil fuels to extreme weather, clean energy to public health, and more. Join Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz of Yale University for a daily 90-second podcast about climate change, where we confront reality and share inspiring stories of hope.
Episodes
A project is helping to retrofit 16 homes with more insulation, sealing, and electric stove tops and heat pumps.
The effort is working to expand access to biking in communities of color.
As part of a workforce development program, young people are visiting neighbors to assess their water and energy efficiency.
He wanted to study the effects of poverty and extreme weather firsthand.
At Rice University, light and sound immerse visitors in a global chorus calling for climate action.
As the federal government withdraws from climate action, states can step up.
Roishetta Sibley Ozane is helping her community recover from devastating events – and then take on the fossil fuel industry.
A grant program in rural Tennessee is helping people rebuild.
The state has plugged hundreds of the unused wells, but thousands are still leaking dangerous chemicals and climate-warming methane.
Women make up only about 10% of the fire-related workforce as a whole.
The website marks the loss of glaciers to global warming.
Massachusetts is testing bidirectional chargers that turn parked EVs into backup energy sources.
The whales are typically found in areas of the ocean with 15-30% sea ice cover in the summer months, but the Arctic is changing rapidly as the climate warms.
The program offers paid training in solar installation, EV charger maintenance, heat pump installation, and more.
The program, funded by insurance companies, helped homes better withstand a 2020 hurricane, a recent study found.
Hot air makes it harder for engines to get a plane airborne – a problem that is set to get more common as the climate warms.
The Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education offers online resources and a free virtual course so nurses can help their patients stay safe as the climate changes.
When health workers provide care by phone or internet, fewer people need to drive their cars to the doctor’s office.
It’s the direct result of human-caused climate change.
Proposed cuts to the federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance program may leave people without heat in the winter and air conditioning in the summer.
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