International Dateline: Mud, Mud, Inglorious Mud
Ginny Stein travels to Indonesia to investigate a mud volcano that has displaced more than 15,000 people and forced the relocation of a main highway.

International Dateline: A Change in the Air
In this episode of Dateline, Aaron Lewis reports on the green initiative which could spell disaster for third world farmers. Will they be able to keep their organic certification for fruits and vegetables air freighted to Europe?

In Focus: The Forgotten Climate Key
In this episode of In Focus, see how the dramatic links between soil use and climate change are almost completely unknown, or being kept quite. Could farming hold the forgotten key to saving the planet's climate?

In Focus: Global Warming and the Ice Age
An comprehensive report on global warming, and how it may bring about a new Ice Age.

International Dateline: Nuclear Renaissance
This week's episode of International Dateline follows up on the story of Dr. Mohamed Haneef, who faces possible terrorist related charges in Australia. This story is followed by an investigation into nuclear power around the world.

Special: Without Water
In this Link TV Special we look at clean water - a human necessity and rapidly becoming a corporate goldmine. Link investigates how these multinationals' thirst for wealth can cost lives around the world.

Powering a Nation
Energy makes America go. But the way we get it is more complex and vulnerable than most of us realize. The truth about energy is that change won't come easily. With Powering a Nation, you can explore America’s energy stories, meet the people behind the debate and join the conversation about our future.

Rebecca's Wild Farm
Wildlife filmmaker Rebecca Hosking investigates how to transform her family's farm in Devon into a low energy farm for the future, and discovers that nature holds the key.

What a Waste: The People's City
We travel to Bogota, Colombia, where the Mayor has green-vision for urban development. He's revitalized this once undesirable capital - and turned it into a leading green city.

TED Talks: Stewart Brand proclaims 4 environmental 'heresies'
The man who helped usher in the environmental movement in the 60s and 70s has been rethinking his positions on cities, nuclear power, genetic modification and geo-engineering. This talk at the U.S. State Department is a foretaste of his major new book, sure to provoke widespread debate.

Fierce Light
Journey deep into the heart of Fierce Light on a global discovery of the inspiring movement of spiritual activism, and the powerful beacons of hope igniting the world today.

Michael Pollan - Deep Agriculture
Link TV brings you celebrated author Michael Pollan as he takes on the industrialization of the US food system, and proposes dramatic solutions to America's addiction to mechanized agriculture and processed foods.

The Healing Gardens of New York
Stories of New York lives and communities transformed by gardens and green spaces created in response to crime, neglect, poverty and urban decay.

Burning the Future: A Conversation with David Novack
WATCH ONLINE! With the US government's energy policies leaning further toward the use of "clean coal", the time has come to ask, exactly how clean is it?

What a Waste: Electric Highway
Despite increased fuel efficiency and advances in anti-pollution devices, driving a car is still one of the more polluting acts the average citizen commits. Will car technology advances save the day?