Previews + Extras
How Much Coal Do People Burn Each Year?
S47 E16 - 2m 13s
This visualization uses Washington D.C.'s National Mall to show the scale of human coal consumption—and how much CO2 it adds to our atmosphere.
What is Solar Geoengineering and Why is it Controversial?
S47 E16 - 4m 16s
Scientists propose putting reflective aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect the sun's rays. But will this have unintended consequences?
Meet the NASA Scientist Who Uses Lasers to Study Forests
S47 E16 - 4m 5s
Using laser technology aboard the International Space Station, Lola Fatoyinbo can get a 3D measure of forest carbon—making it the first near-global dataset.
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