Environment

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Amy Stewart: "The Earth Moved" (Algonquin) (Rebroadcast)

December 27, 2004

The earthworm may be small, spineless, and blind, but its impact on the ecosystem is profound. A gardening writer tells us everything we've always wanted to know about worms.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: "Crimes Against Nature" (HarperCollins)

September 3, 2004

A lawyer and environmental activist contends that the Bush Administration's policies are threatening the health of our environment.

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Climate Change

May 27, 2004

In a new feature film, global climate change spells death and destruction for hundreds of thousands of Americans in a matter of days. Diane and her guests talk about the scientific realities and uncertainties of global climate change.

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Amy Stewart: "The Earth Moved" (Algonquin)

May 17, 2004

The earthworm may be small, spineless, and blind. But its impact on the ecosystem is profound. A garden writer tells us everything we've always wanted to know about worms.

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Ocean Policy

April 22, 2004

A panel looks at the state of our oceans and discusses a just-released report by the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy.

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David Attenborough

March 23, 2004

Britain's best-known natural history film maker reflects on his 50-year career in broadcasting.

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Andrew Schneider: "An Air That Kills" (Putnam)

January 29, 2004

A Pulitzer Prize winning journalist tells the story of a small Montana town devastated by asbestos poisoning. He describes the risks people across America, Canada, Europe, and Asia continue to face from asbestos.

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Tim Friend: "Animal Talk" (Free Press)

January 8, 2004

USA Today science writer Tim Friend takes us on a journey through the growls, cries, shrieks, rumbles, and roars of the animal kingdom. He draws on the latest research and his own field observations to break the code of communication...

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Russell Train: "Politics, Pollution, and Pandas" (Island Press)

December 11, 2003

Russell Train has been both a Republican and an environmentalist for most of his life. He talks about his career at the EPA, the World Wildlife Fund, and other political and conservationist organizations.

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Louisiana's Disappearing Coastline

July 22, 2003

A football field every half hour: that's an estimate of how fast land is sinking along Louisiana's Gulf Coast. The land at risk is currently home to more than 2 million people and is a key component of Louisiana's economy. A panel joins...

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