Earth Day
Forty Earth Days have come and gone. And while recycling and compact fluorescent lightbulbs are now commonplace, there is still much to be communicated about environmental problems, such as climate change. To promote environmental education, the Earth Day Network focuses many of their activities on climate change. On Earth Day 2010, PBS's American Experience premiered Earth Day: The Seeds of a Revolution, which examines the history and influence of Earth Day.
News and Blogs
- Earth Day Smoke Signals, Ben Strauss, April 22, 2010
- Earth Day: The Movie, by Michael D. Lemonick, April 19, 2010
- A College Powered by Garbage, by Michael D. Lemonick, April 18, 2010
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What You Need to Know: 20 Questions and Answers About Climate Change
Feature Content
Videos
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- Has Global Warming Stopped?
- Global temperatures have been gradually rising over the past 100 years
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- How Do We Know It Is Not a Natural Cycle?
- When scientists look at climate variations in the past, they don’t see anything like today’s warming.
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- How Much Will Sea Level Rise?
- Michael Lemonick takes to the beach to explain sea level rise.
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- What Is The Difference Between Global Warming and Climate Change?
- Is there an enormous difference between global warming and climate change—or no difference at all?
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- What Is the Greenhouse Effect?
- Mike Lemonick provides the FAQs about the greenhouse effect.
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