– [Presenter] The first solar panels were invented in America in 1954, and yet, it's been China that's been better able to capitalize on the technologies. – China was one of the first countries to realize the potential of solar panels....
In April twenty-twenty-four the US Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen took a week-long trip to China during which she criticized Beijing’s economic policy and warned President Xi and his colleagues that their current level of industrial capacity is very much viewed by...
Hey, I'm Kal Penn, and this is Getting Warmer. Look, I'm a natural optimist, okay? Like, I've never bought an extended warranty in my life, and I genuinely think it's possible for humanity to pull together and avoid the worst impacts...
Hi. It's about as intimidating as I thought it would be. (Laughter) And yet you’d think or I’d think that I'd be accustomed to more stressful situations. You see, I work in international security and in conflict resolution. And today, I'm...
[Music] the chart I'm building shows the greenhouse gas emissions from producing one kilogram of some common foods in other words it shows how much they contribute to global climate change most fruits and vegetables are down here with relatively low...
sololo unveiled in sander Spain is the first wind turbine with photovoltaic panels on its blades offering a unique blend of wind solar and storage technology for 24/7 green energy it also features a CO2 absorbing coating marking a significant advancement...
well this brings us really neatly on to the next topic actually because we had loads of questions on on pollution Plastics and as we've been discussing carbon dioxide CO2 well now let's hear from Liz on this topic if we...
The state of Vermont has one of the greenest grids in the US. Two thirds of their electricity comes from renewable energy sources, like solar, wind, or hydroelectric plants. The current goal is to be at 75% by 2032. Which is...
Benjamin Cook: "Global warming is caused by cow farts." It's not by their farts, but it's by belching. Cook: "A few degrees' difference is not a big deal." And the way I always like to think about it too is like...