WMHT's Climate hub provides a curated collection of local and national PBS content on climate initiatives. As we navigate the challenges and opportunities of a changing climate, WMHT is dedicated to providing insightful programming and engaging events to inspire action and awareness.
Over the course of four episodes, WMHT producer and host Dana Wright breaks down New York’s climate goals across the areas of air, water, land, flora & fauna.
EPISODE ONE
Addressing Air Pollution in New York's Communities
Join host Dana Wright as he explores air pollution's effect on New York's communities, and how the state is looking to address it.
A Love Canal Family follows the story of Luella Kenny and her search for answers after her son's death. The Kenny family lived near Love Canal, a toxic waste dumping ground that erupted in 1977 and led to the creation of the first EPA Superfund site.
A Love Canal Family was produced by WMHT and shared via US Chronicle in 1980.
EARTH MONTH
Celebrate Earth Month with our live stream featuring PBS shows covering climate, nature and our planet. See all the spectacular things the natural world has to offer and learn about how our climate is changing.
