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'China's COVID Secrets,' winner of NIHCM's 2022 Television & Radio Journalism Award, tells the story of the pandemic's beginning and how China responded.

Of natural disasters that we've been experiencing across the board, loss of life, loss of homes, loss of money, much bigger picture. dan edge, thank you. producer of frontline's "the power of big oil." which is by the way going to premiere this tuesday on pbs stations and you can also stream online as well. coming up, everybody, a children's author is accused of trying to turn kids gay after a single parent complaint an author's reading at a school gets shut down. the author of "it's okay to be a unicorn" is here next. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we...

Surprised. i mean, one of the things that our team was surprised by as we investigated this 40, 50-year history is the number of times that i apresident has come in -- this is really since the '80s -- pledging to do something about climate change and then coming up against hard realities, either economic hard realities or the reality of the power of industry and the power of industry to protect its interests as you'd expect it to do and outmaneuver any attempts to tackle climate change. we saw a similar but different dynamic when president obama came in. he was going to be the climate presiden...

1 votes When diversity becomes second nature, advertising will ultimately be more authentic and deliver a far greater impact. C Talent, a management company for d/Deaf and disabled talent, consulted Camelot in its latest commercial, showcasing the transformational effect that National Lottery Good Causes funding has on UK society. Disabled lead performer, Ekow, and C Talent Accessibility Coordinator, Dan Edge, show how when the intersectionality in advertising and disability inclusion is practiced correctly, companies can capitalize on an untapped market — the disabled community.

BBC News Ebola crisis: The tree thought to be the source of outbreak Close The Ebola outbreak in West Africa was first reported in March 2014, and has rapidly become the deadliest occurrence of the disease since its discovery in 1976. In fact, the current epidemic sweeping across the region has now killed more than 11,130 people - five times more than all other known Ebola outbreaks combined. Award-winning filmmaker Dan Edge has been investigating why the spread of Ebola was not curtailed sooner. He was taken to the tree in Guinea thought to be the source of the latest outbreak. Outbreak: T...