Eugene Linden first wrote about climate change in 1988 and his latest is Fire and Flood: A People's History of Climate Change, from 1979 to the Present.

Will Barrett, based in Sacramento, is the lead author of the recent report, “Zeroing in on Healthy Air,” quantifies the health benefits of putting more zero-emission vehicles into service.

Emma Marris, a journalist based in Klamath County, talks about fires and insurance, and the likelihood that our building patterns will change to keep houses out of fire zones.

Diana Kapp's illustrated book aimed at younger readers, Girls Who Green the World: Thirty-Four Rebel Women Out to Save Our Planet.

Climate Change has changed plant zone numbering. OSU Extension Service horticulturist explains.

Earth friendly gardening from Master Gardener.

Author and solar evangelist John Perlin talks about his book Let It Shine: The 6000-Year Story of Solar Energy

Native Americans are also frequently more vulnerable to climate change, due to living in places where the effects are more pronounced, like close to rising coastal waters.

Discussion about a range of building and transport challenges to our environment in the Northwest of the future.

How to reduce the conditions for megafires in the West - general consensus is that just putting fires out has contributed to the problem, but the next steps are the focus of considerable debate.