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Climate Connections

Yale Center for Environmental Communication

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.

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  1. Ironworkers in high demand as wind energy booms 1:31
  2. The Nature Conservancy wants to bring back forests 1:31
  3. The Army now has a clean, battery-electric train 1:31
  4. Hope Village provides climate-resilient housing to vulnerable residents 1:31
  5. Could skyscrapers be used as giant batteries? 1:31
  6. The Standing Rock protests launched one man's renewable energy transformation 1:31
  7. Some states now recognize climate-literate students 1:31
  8. Climate resources taken offline under Trump now back online 1:31
  9. An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee 1:31
  10. In some states, you can now plug solar panels into your wall 1:31
  11. Ancient corals reveal that El Niño events have gotten more extreme 1:31
  12. Electric cars help China weather the global energy crisis 1:31
  13. Why the NAACP is suing xAI 1:31
  14. Poor apple crop blamed on early spring, late freeze 1:31
  15. Online tool tracks climate-related bills in 10 states 1:31
  16. Millions of older adults face extreme weather alone 1:31
  17. An asthma diagnosis led him to document Detroit's air pollution 1:31
  18. California restoration project turns sinking farmland into wetlands 1:31
  19. Extreme weather could threaten half of U.S. drinking water systems 1:31
  20. Rain gardens and trees are helping Pittsburgh reduce flooding 1:31
  21. Houses of worship in New York City prepare for growing climate threats 1:31
  22. Why New Jersey is buying flood-prone homes 1:31
  23. Coeur d'Alene Tribe works to restore native prairie 1:31
  24. These ingenious fishponds fed Hawaiians before colonialism 1:31
  25. Fitness influencers make the case for plant-based protein 1:31
  26. Only about half of U.S. teens can correctly identify the causes of climate change 1:31
  27. Monterey Bay area in California is investing in climate change resiliency and training a workforce 1:31
  28. She had unexplained blood pressure fluctuations and bouts of pneumonia. It took years to learn why 1:31
  29. What happens when climate despair turns into action? 1:31
  30. Board game helps players learn about climate impacts on tribal communities 1:31
  31. Cincinnati gives out nearly $1 million to residents fighting climate change 1:31
  32. 'We've given up half our home': Major floods on the rise in Juneau, Alaska 1:31
  33. Proposed bill would mandate alpha-gal labeling on food and drug packaging 1:31
  34. How a Washington State farm dramatically slashed its irrigation needs 1:31
  35. This Chicago museum gets people talking about climate change 1:31
  36. Helene survivors face lasting risks of PTSD and depression 1:31
  37. Even in disaster zones, many prisons and jails lack evacuation procedures 1:31
  38. Climate change is boosting landslide risks in southern Appalachia 1:31
  39. Hurricane Helene changed one survivor's approach to preparedness 1:31
  40. New analysis could help Washington, D.C., better prepare for floods 1:31
  41. For many Pittsburgh residents, wet basements pose health risks 1:31
  42. 'Oyster castles' to help keep a South Carolina community safe from erosion 1:31
  43. This Texas county is mapping climate risks – and the people most exposed 1:31
  44. One dollar spent preparing for disasters can save six 1:31
  45. Some coastal towns in North Carolina now flood up to 100 days a year 1:31
  46. Kids can help after a disaster 1:31
  47. Art installation makes it easier to visualize sea level rise 1:31
  48. Students build EV chargers, gain skills for green jobs 1:31
  49. This city's winters are disappearing fast 1:31
  50. After a flood, some manufactured home residents sometimes have nowhere safe to rebuild 1:31