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Author Richard Powers discusses his Pulitzer Prize–winning novel, The Overstory, and explores the ways storytelling can help us reimagine our relationship with the Earth.
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It’s coyote pupping season and that means that some of the trails in San Francisco's Presidio are closed to dogs.
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State of the BayState of the Bay digs in to recent efforts to get companies to disclose climate risks and emissions. Will they work? We'll also get a March 5th election update with Joe Eskenazi. Plus, we'll hear about the Janksters Robotics Team and their robot, Rosa.
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California’s electrical grid is getting cleaner. How can you participate in the region’s next big climate and clean air initiative?
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CrosscurrentsAs abalone populations dwindle, an Indigenous regalia maker and former diver come together to preserve traditions.
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We'll discuss California's role at COP 28 and dig into what the agreement to begin reducing global consumption of fossil fuels might mean for Bay Area refineries. Plus, we’ll take a tour through the WPA murals of Coit Tower.
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On November 16, the state’s Public Utilities Commission approved a rate hike for PG&E customers that will increase residential rates more than $20 a month for electric-only customers. The new rates will take effect on January 1. KALW’s Alastair Boone asked Bay Area residents what they think of PG&E, and how the rising rates impact their daily lives.
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Wednesday marks the first session of the APEC CEO conference, a meeting of influential government and business leaders. Protestors took to the streets in around San Francisco’s Moscone Center to rally against these meetings, which they argue could lead to trade deals that would devastate the climate.
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State of the BayWe'll learn why state regulators have revoked the permits for Cruise's driverless cars and what the implications are for the autonomous vehicle industry here in California and beyond. Then, we'll hear from journalist and author, Rosanna Xia, about her new book on sea level rise and California's vanishing coastline. And finally, we’ll sit down with the founder and executive director of the non-profit Girls Garage.
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The Marin County Board of Supervisors heard a report from a conservation group this week, which stressed the need for a shoreline resilience plan in the Bay Area.
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Last week, the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management helped launch the city’s first-of-it’s-kind Extreme Weather Resilience Plan.
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State of the BayCA Attorney General Bonta discusses California's lawsuit against big oil, we examine responses to our climate emergency, and we hear why the climate movement needs more hip hop.