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Climate change is one of today's most hotly debated topics, not only in America but around the world. This series features firsthand accounts from people who have been affected by the occurrence, with a team of correspondents from the entertainment and news industries traveling around the world to report on effects of global warming and what people are doing to find solutions for it. Among the stories told are Oscar-winner Matt Damon's reporting on the health impact of heat waves around the globe, Golden Globe-winner Michael C. Hall's traveling to Bangladesh to get a vision of the future, and Emmy-winning journalist Lesley Stahl's heading to Greenland to examine the fate of the Arctic. Actors Don Cheadle, Harrison Ford and Jessica Alba are among the other entertainment icons who contribute reports to the hourlong episodes. The roster of executive producers includes James Cameron, Jerry Weintraub and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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aired 207 days ago
Joshua Jackson investigates the impacts of climate change on our world's oceans.
aired 427 days ago
Schwarzenegger looks at the military and climate; Gisele Bundchen explores deforestation.
aired 427 days ago
Tom Friedman investigates climate refugees; Don Cheadle explores California's drought.
aired 427 days ago
Investigating whether low-lying areas can survive rising seas; seeking clues from past hurricanes.
aired 427 days ago
David Letterman travels to India, where the government has committed to one of the most ambitious renewable energy plans on Earth.
aired 555 days ago
America Ferrera and Sigourney Weaver explore climate change and potential solutions.
aired 562 days ago
Ty Burrell and Bradley Whitford explore climate change and potential solutions.
aired 569 days ago
Nikki Reed and Aasif Mandvi explore the threat of climate change and potential solutions.
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