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A look at why it’s critical for the world to move toward more renewable energy sources and how innovations like concentrated solar power are helping us get there.

On this week’s podcast: Human challenge trials could speed up vaccine development, but at what cost?

How rethinking urban design can have a major impact on carbon emissions and the quality of city life.

Nada Bakos, CIA

On this week’s episode: Why the environmental benefits of the lockdown are fleeting at best.

Climate change is forcing people from their homes, especially in island nations. How can the world change its policy toward climate migrants, and what can be done to assist those who want to stay not only survive but thrive?

On this week’s episode: New Zealand and other countries led by women have done better than most at responding to the pandemic.

Young climate activists in the United States and the Philippines are pushing for change and getting their governments to take notice.

On this week’s episode: What needs to be done before the lockdowns can be lifted.

Heat of the Moment looks at the origins of the global climate crisis and finds areas of optimism.

On this week’s podcast: The coronavirus cure is still better than the disease.

On today’s podcast: The ultra-Orthodox challenge to Israel’s coronavirus response.

On today’s podcast: How airlines are responding to their biggest threat yet.

On today’s podcast: How frozen conflicts could become a global Achilles’s heel.

On today’s podcast: Pandemic lessons from Chernobyl’s liquidators.

On today’s podcast: How authoritarian leaders are cracking down on the coronavirus—and civil liberties.

On today’s episode: What the world can learn from Iceland’s strategy of widespread testing.

On today’s podcast: A look ahead at a year without sports.

Coming April 15 - Stories from the front lines of the fight against climate change

On Today’s Episode: A migrant camp at the U.S.-Mexico border braces for the coronavirus.