The Earth Is Worth Saving. Here's How We Do It.

The Earth Is Worth Saving. Here's How We Do It.

April 22, 2026 · 42 min

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The episode features interviews with environmental leaders discussing the importance of protecting Earth amidst climate change challenges.

More To The Story : As NASA’s Artemis II journeyed into space earlier this month, one of the astronauts took a photo of Earth lit by the moon known as “Hello, World.” It’s the first published photograph of our planet taken by a human since 1972. The Artemis mission has reinvigorated mankind’s awe of our planet. But for Earth to remain a habitable place for humans to flourish, it requires us to take care of it. On this special Earth Day episode of More To The Story , we’re featuring interviews with three influential environmental leaders: former Vice President and founder and chairman of the Climate Reality Project Al Gore; longtime activist Catherine Coleman Flowers; and journalist, author, and activist Bill McKibben. All three acknowledge the challenges of fighting climate change to protect our planet, especially at a time when the Trump administration is rolling back federal environmental protections. But they’re surprisingly hopeful about our capacity to protect the Earth for future generations. Listen: The Great Arizona Water Grab ( Reveal) Read: Rooftop Solar Is a Miracle. Why Are We Killing It With Red Tape? ( Mother Jones ) Read: Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the…

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Guests: Al Gore, Catherine Coleman Flowers, Bill McKibben

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Organizations: NASA, Climate Reality Project, Trump administration

Books & works: Hello, World

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