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From 2006, Scott Pelley’s report on the evidence of Global Warming in the arctic. Also from 2006, Pelley’s report on government scientists working on environmental issues who didn’t believe the truth was being told about dangers of global warming. From 2016, Sharyn Alfonsi’s visit to Greenland to see the effects of climate change and sea level rise on glaciers. From 2018, Bill Whitaker’s report on what firefighters saw as a deadly wildfire destroyed the town of Paradise, California. From 2020, Pelley’s report on how temperatures and drought in the West contribute to thousands of fires in California. Also from 2020, Holly Williams’ report on a massive, deadly bush fire that was threatening wildlife and people in Australia. Also from 2020, John Dickerson's report on how Venice, Italy, now facing an uncertain future due to climate change. From 2021, Whitaker’s report on the dropping water levels of the Colorado River. From 2021, Lesley Stahl’s story about climate change's effects on wine regions of the world. From 2023, Pelley’s interview with scientists who say the planet is in the midst of a sixth mass extinction. From 2023, Whitaker’s story on Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon’s pursuit of green, carbon-negative agenda in one of the nation's reddest states. From 2019, Pelley’s look at a project in Siberia that is attempting to recreate an Ice Age ecosystem. From 2023, Whitaker’s report on the world's first Direct Air Capture plant, a potential climate solution that vacuums carbon dioxide out of thin air. From 2008, Stahl’s report on the race to produce an effective and cheap electric car. From 2023, Whitaker’s story on the race to develop domestic sources of lithium. From 2020, Whitaker’s look at how the Bahamas are embracing solar power in the wake of a hurricane disaster. And from 2022, Alfonsi’s story on world's largest offshore wind farm.
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Global Warning (2006)
13:34 Rewriting the Science (2006)
25:30 Top of the World (2016)
38:28 Paradise Lost (2018)
52:47 Cause and Effect (2020)
1:05:57 A Continent on Fire (2020)
1:19:17 Venice is Drowning (2020)
1:31:41 Running Dry (2021)
1:44:54 Weather and Wine - Part 1 (2021)
1:58:56 Weather and Wine - Part 2 (2021)
2:09:29 Vanishing Wild (2023)
2:22:42 Red and Green (2023)
2:35:54 Pleistocene Park (2019)
2:49:26 Out of Thin Air (2023)
3:02:20 The Race for the Electric Car (2008)
3:15:16 Lithium Valley (2023)
3:28:26 Array of Hope (2020)
3:41:41 Power of Grimsby (2022)
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From 2006, Scott Pelley’s report on the evidence of Global Warming in the arctic. Also from 2006, Pelley’s report on government scientists working on environmental issues who didn’t believe the truth was being told about dangers of global warming. From 2016, Sharyn Alfonsi’s visit to Greenland to see the effects of climate change and sea level rise on glaciers. From 2018, Bill Whitaker’s report on what firefighters saw as a deadly wildfire destroyed the town of Paradise, California. From 2020, Pelley’s report on how temperatures and drought in the West contribute to thousands of fires in California. Also from 2020, Holly Williams’ report on a massive, deadly bush fire that was threatening wildlife and people in Australia. Also from 2020, John Dickerson's report on how Venice, Italy, now facing an uncertain future due to climate change. From 2021, Whitaker’s report on the dropping water levels of the Colorado River. From 2021, Lesley Stahl’s story about climate change's effects on wine regions of the world. From 2023, Pelley’s interview with scientists who say the planet is in the midst of a sixth mass extinction. From 2023, Whitaker’s story on Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon’s pursuit of green, carbon-negative agenda in one of the nation's reddest states. From 2019, Pelley’s look at a project in Siberia that is attempting to recreate an Ice Age ecosystem. From 2023, Whitaker’s report on the world's first Direct Air Capture plant, a potential climate solution that vacuums carbon dioxide out of thin air. From 2008, Stahl’s report on the race to produce an effective and cheap electric car. From 2023, Whitaker’s story on the race to develop domestic sources of lithium. From 2020, Whitaker’s look at how the Bahamas are embracing solar power in the wake of a hurricane disaster. And from 2022, Alfonsi’s story on world's largest offshore wind farm.
#news #world #climatechange
0:00 Intro
0:11 Global Warning (2006)
13:34 Rewriting the Science (2006)
25:30 Top of the World (2016)
38:28 Paradise Lost (2018)
52:47 Cause and Effect (2020)
1:05:57 A Continent on Fire (2020)
1:19:17 Venice is Drowning (2020)
1:31:41 Running Dry (2021)
1:44:54 Weather and Wine - Part 1 (2021)
1:58:56 Weather and Wine - Part 2 (2021)
2:09:29 Vanishing Wild (2023)
2:22:42 Red and Green (2023)
2:35:54 Pleistocene Park (2019)
2:49:26 Out of Thin Air (2023)
3:02:20 The Race for the Electric Car (2008)
3:15:16 Lithium Valley (2023)
3:28:26 Array of Hope (2020)
3:41:41 Power of Grimsby (2022)
"60 Minutes" is the most successful television broadcast in history. Offering hard-hitting investigative reports, interviews, feature segments and profiles of people in the news, the broadcast began in 1968 and is still a hit, over 50 seasons later, regularly making Nielsen's Top 10.
Subscribe to the "60 Minutes" YouTube channel: youtube.com/60minutes
Watch full episodes: cbsn.ws/1Qkjo1F
Get more "60 Minutes" from "60 Minutes: Overtime": cbsnews.com/60-minutes/overtime
Follow "60 Minutes" on Instagram: instagram.com/60minutes
Like "60 Minutes" on Facebook:facebook.com/60minutes
Follow "60 Minutes" on Twitter: twitter.com/60Minutes
Subscribe to our newsletter: cbsnews.com/newsletters
Download the CBS News app: cbsnews.com/mobile
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