White House Chronicle

News Analysis With a Sense of Humor

Conservation of the world’s oceans

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Legendary marine biologist, oceanographer and explorer Sylvia Earle discusses the critical state of the oceans and her new book with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

Electric utility resilience in a time of extreme weather events

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There is an urgent need for electric power resilience in a time of extreme weather events. Llewellyn King talks with Paula-Gold Williams, president and CEO of CPS Energy, Clinton Vince, chair of the U.S. energy practice at Dentons, and journalist Rod Kuckro.

The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and what’s next

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Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello talk with Ariel Cohen, senior fellow at the Eurasia Center of The Atlantic Council, about the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and what’s next.

Coastal landfills meet rising seas: The coming crisis

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Rising seas near coastal landfills in the United States and around the world are an impending and ignored environmental crisis, as Nation contributor David Lindorff discussed with “White House Chronicle” Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello.

Afghanistan and Central Asia

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Frederick Starr, chairman of the Central-Asia Caucasus Institute of the American Foreign Policy Council, discusses the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the increased regional cooperation among Central Asian states with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

American newspaper printing, from hot type to computers

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Llewellyn King travels to Haverhill, Mass., where he and Frank Romano, president of the Museum of Printing, talk about American newspaper printing, from hot type and its culture to the arrival of computers.