Earlier this month, President Obama released the widely anticipated Clean Power Plan, calling it the single most important step America has ever taken in the fight against climate change.
Rob Walters isn't a vigilante. But he doesn't mind the term "P.I." And every week he's patrolling Pittsburgh's Three Rivers in a flat-bottom boat, just to make sure everything is as it should be.
Air pollution from diesel school buses is bad for kids on board or anyone that happens to be nearby. But new state laws are forcing schools to clean up their acts.
In this hour-long special, we explore the past and present of Earth Day—from the man who gave Earth Day its name, to how businesses today are using Earth Day as a clever marketing ploy.
Layoffs and mine closings are becoming more and more common in parts of West Virginia and Kentucky, where the coal industry is having a hard time competing in a new energy future.
It would take Mother Nature decades—if not centuries—to reforest millions of acres of strip-mined lands across central Appalachia. But researchers are experimenting with ways to jump start that restoration.
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