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Would You Risk a Snakebite for Polluted Water?
Katherine was terrified to get water from the polluted river where a snake’s bite almost killed her, but it was her village’s only source of water for bathing and drinking. Learn what finally brought her nightmares to an end.
Post-Election Federal Regs the New Fiscal Cliff?
Post-Election Federal Regs the New Fiscal Cliff?
How Far Would You Go for Clean Water?
The only water source for Ramili’s village was not only miles away but often polluted by a nearby cesspool. A pastor encouraged Ramili, a Hindu, to ask God to provide safe drinking water close to her home. What happened next?
Author Exposes Hollywood's Biggest Hypocrites
Hollywood thinks of itself as the moral beacon for Americans, but a new book out is exposing a long trail of Tinseltown's own hypocrisy.
Author Exposes Hollywood's Biggest Hypocrites
Author Exposes Hollywood's Biggest Hypocrites
Carbon Regulation a Case of Too Much Government?
Carbon Regulation a Case of Too Much Government?
Would You Drink This Water?
The stream by Juventina’s house had become polluted with toilet paper and dead animals. How could she let her children drink the water when she knew it would make them sick?
CBN NewsWatch: December 23, 2010
On Thursday's CBN Newswatch with Lorie Johnson: Lame-Duck Session Over, GOP Looks to 2011; Storm Lashes California, Leaves Polluted Water, and more.
News Channel Morning Edition: December 23, 2010
Watch the Dec. 23 edition of CBN News Channel's Morning News with Efrem Graham. Top Stories -- Lame-Duck Session Over, GOP Looks to 2011; Storm Lashes California, Leaves Polluted Water, and more.
Beijing Tackles Olympic Traffic Problem
While the number of drivers in Beijing continues to gain steam, the city’s traffic has slowed to a halt.
Religion in China: Views from the Street
Nearly everyone I’ve talked to says that religion is a positive force in society. Watch the video to hear different views on the role of religion in China.
Growing a Green China: Shapiro Comments
Judith Shapiro, author of "Mao's War Against Nature," talks to CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson about how China is trying to live green.
Growing a Green China
CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson is on the streets of Beijing, China, to find out how the locals feel about preserving the environment post-Olympics.
China Makes Strides in War with Pollution
Beijing has made massive strides in cleaning up the city for the Olympics. But China's war with pollution is only just beginning.
Battling the Wasps for Water
Imagine having to fight your way through swarms of wasps in order to get water from a polluted, stagnant pool. That’s what Halima’s village faced...
Going Green: Good for Earth, Good for You
More people are realizing polluting and wasting less are worthy goals. Paul Strand reports on one man’s quest to go “extreme green”.
Save 'Green' By Going Green Outside Your Home
Paul Strand reports, there's a family in Kentucky that's proving you can go green and save thousands of dollars.
Calif. Moves to 'Cap & Trade' Air Polluters
Calif. Moves to 'Cap & Trade' Air Polluters