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How To Suck Carbon Dioxide Out of the Sky

Season 1 Episode 26

Carbon dioxide gets a lot of grief these days. It’s the main cause of the global warming that’s already damaging coral reefs, ice caps, and coastlines. But for eons, life survived on Earth because natural processes kept CO2 levels within limits, preventing the planet from getting either too cold or too hot.

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5:42
Can science bring back Coral Reefs?
How A Sticker Kept 3 Billion Tons of CO2 Out of The Air
4:38
Energy efficiency standards have quietly helped people save money – and the planet.
Can Farms and Forests Coexist?
4:59
Figuring out how to farm with trees could help us fight climate change.
How Much Energy Does the Internet Use?
3:24
3.6 billion people surf the web. How much energy does that use?
What Indigenous Communities Teach Us About Climate Change
5:06
Knowledge from indigenous cultures could help us understand how the climate is changing.
What if Carbon Emissions Stopped Tomorrow?
5:14
If we kicked our carbon addiction tomorrow, what would that mean for global warming?
Could climate change make you allergic to meat?
2:26
Disease carrying critters now have more space and time to take a bite out of you and me.
What's actually the worst greenhouse gas?
4:30
Which of the many greenhouse gases are heating Earth the most?
Climate change will push millions out. Where will they go?
4:33
Many need to leave their homes to escape climate impacted disasters. Where will they go?
Why Are Hurricanes Getting Stronger?
3:19
Lets look at how a warming planet and warming oceans amplify our worst storms.
Could Space Mirrors Cool The Globe?
3:59
What if we could reflect some of the sun’s energy with space mirrors!?
Who Should Pay To Fix Climate Change?
4:15
The majority of greenhouse gas emissions are now coming from large developing countries.
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