What are U.S. schools teaching kids about climate change today?
Dharna Noor
Dharna Noor is a fossil fuels and climate reporter for The Guardian. Previously she was a climate producer for The Boston Globe, and a climate reporter for Earther. She was the co-host and co-reporter of Drilled’s “The ABCs of Big Oil.”
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What can be done, and who’s trying to do it.
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S7, Ep5 | Ben Franta on Oil on Big Campus
Stanford researcher Ben Franta on fossil fuel influence at universities
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S7, Ep4 | We’re Going Streaking
How fossil fuel companies influence curricula and research at the university level.
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S7, Ep3 | High School
Shaping young Americans’ understanding of how things work.
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S7, Ep2 | Elementary School
Get ‘em while they’re young.
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S7, Ep1 | The First Day of School
How Big Oil got into the education game, and why it worked so well.
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How Big Oil Killed Our Political Imagination
How fossil fuel companies have infiltrated higher education.
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How the ‘Father of Forestry’ Inspired Big Oil
How the fossil fuel industry instilled a particular understanding of the economy and the environment in American highschoolers.
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The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Century-Long Quest to Invade Elementary Schools
Miseducation starts young.