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Panelists discuss the state of the Earth, including population, poverty, hunger, health, energy, water and genetic diversity.

This episode features environmental insiders with the rug pulled out from under them, the varying lives of children around the world, Iraqi economic sanctions and changes afoot in Harlem.

Bill Moyers interviews consumer advocate, author, and former presidential candidate Ralph Nader

Coal has been a major part of the consciousness of the industrialized world for centuries. What role does coal play in the US and the world?

Some Americans avoid paying their rightful share of taxes, sometimes with the help of the world's biggest banks. And are we doing enough to help America's foster children?

Our landfills are filling up with some pretty noxious stuff, including computers and TV sets. The issue of E-waste is global, especially since many countries ship their toxic leftovers overseas.

A focused conversation on the role of Islam in shaping the politics of the Middle East, American perceptions of the beliefs of Muslims, and Arab views on the role of America in their region.

Two hundred thousand women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. But what happens if a woman opts for the test and the person reading it isn't up to the job? What can you do to protect yourself?

As US communities fought a government plan to truck nuclear waste across the country, NOW looked at an Alabama town that suffered the consequences of toxic waste for years.

When the Muslim Brotherhood, one of the world's most brutal terror groups, appeared to be having second thoughts, experts considered whether they were to be trusted. And John Sayles on his new movie.