The tragic truth about hunger, food insecurity and poverty in America.

Extreme weather claimed more than 300 lives and cost Americans billions making it the second-most expensive year for natural disasters on record.

Only weeks after his release from prison, activist Tim DeChristopher talks about the necessity of civil disobedience in the fight for environmental justice.

This weekend, environmental activist Tim DeChristopher on civil disobedience, and Gretchen Morgenson describes how banks are still too big to fail.

Chris Hedges writes that we must either defy the corporate state or accept our extinction as a species. He believes rebellion is the only way to remain fully human.

The director of the Center for Science and Democracy explains how industries undermine scientific research, and new challenges facing scientists in the digital age.

Watch the trailer for a new documentary about environmentalist Tim DeChristopher, and see a clip of his conversation with Bill Moyers, airing next week.

David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz discuss a study conducted in the 1990s that exposed children to dangerous levels of lead without warning parents.

In this 2001 Moyers Moment, Bill gets his blood tested to find out just how pervasive industrial chemicals are.

Two public health historians reveal how the vinyl chloride industry published misleading research to keep employees from knowing they were being poisoned.