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Wednesday, November 12, 2025

A person stands barefoot at the edge of a large lake, with a stormy sky and lightning bolt striking  on the other side of the lake. Text: 'Wild Wild Weather'
 

Wild Wild Weather

 
Worldwide weather systems are starting to break, while air, ocean and even lava currents are changing in unprecedented ways thanks to a hotter planet.
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A young woman with long dark hair, glasses, a leather jacket and jeans smiles, sitting in a chair surrounded by several other seated people.
 

The Assembly – Episode 2

 
Actor Maitreyi Ramakrishnan faces questions from a group of autistic and neurodivergent interviewers, ranging from her feelings about her rise to fame to who she thinks would win in a human-vs.-gorilla battle.
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A person pours water out of their cupped hands onto a leafy green plant. Text: 'The Climate Restorers'
 

The Climate Restorers (4-part series)

 
People are using cutting-edge science to help restore the climate. Can it achieve a future for our planet and civilization?
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A computer-animated young woman with a bob haircut. Text: '*smiles and kisses you*'

*smiles and kisses you*

Chris Stokes lives with his girlfriend Mimi, a life-sized 'love doll' with whom he communicates through an AI chat app.
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Several snow-covered school buses parked in a lot during a blizzard.

How the jet stream can wreak havoc on our weather

When the jet stream starts behaving weirdly, our weather can go haywire. From a polar vortex to a heat dome, the air current above our heads has a lot of power over us.
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A closer look: How The Assembly became the provocative interview format that celebs love

We found out why The Assembly was made and how interviewers got celebrities to open up.

Leave it to beavers to save farmland from drought in the face of climate change

These busy rodents were the key to restoring this rancher’s land.

From lab to table: Inside a cultivated meat factory

Growing consumer demand has led some of the world's largest food production companies to invest in startups that are exploring plant-based products and alternatives to farm-raised meat.

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