Clean Skies Sunday
Clean Skies Sunday is a half-hour weekly forum for the best our journalists have to offer. We hit the most urgent energy and environmental topics from the week with insightful reporting and analysis. Clean Skies Sunday airs on WJLA-TV in Washington, DC at 9:30 a.m. ET Sunday mornings and can be seen on-demand online.
About this show
Guests
- Remi Coulon
- Pierre Guelfi
- Phil Sharp
- Michael Wilson
- Michael Brune
- Mario Eberle
- Jeff Bingaman
- Felix Killar
- Elliott Gue
- Eileen Cytryn
- Dan Harper
- Bassam Jody
- Aimee Christensen
- Thomas Wallner
- Remy Coulon
- Neerha Shidore
- John McCain
- Jeff Sessions
- Arnaud de Bourayne
- Tony Meggs
- Terry Engelder
- Rob Sobhani
- Reid Detchon
- Matt Pitzarella
- Jean Altomare
- Gary Lash
- Charles Ebinger
- Bill McKibben
- William Lee
- Sigurdur Gislason
Links
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Top Stories
CS Sunday: Water Power and Green Police
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CS Sunday: Getting off OilCan the U.S get off oil with the big cars we drive?
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CS Sunday: San Bruno ExplosionA push for new regulations after tragedy.
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CS Sunday: A New Wave of Solar?From a college closet to the roof of the White House?
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CS Sunday: Water Power and Green PoliceOne company churns the energy in the water to power businesses on shore.
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CS Sunday: Wheego WhipReady to Whip it? Take a ride on the Wheego Whip around Atlanta.
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CS Sunday: The Gulf's New PlumeThe government says most of the oil from the Gulf leak is gone, but one group says not so fast.
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CS Sunday: Ice Island and The Land of Carbon NeutralityA huge ice chunk breaks off from a glacier, evidence of global warming?
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CS Sunday: Top Kill, Final Kill?As BP claims the oil spill has been stopped, and a NOAA report claims that over half the oil is gone. Can we move past this disaster?
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CS Sunday: Spill Bills & Sunrise TransmissionA California utility is working to build renewable energy only transmission lines. So why is an environmental group against it?
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CS Sunday: MinisterialThe International Energy Agency says China is now the world's hungriest energy consumer, Fatih Birol of the IEA will explain more.
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