Segment 1: Young adults are making life decisions with their carbon footprints top of mind.
From your morning ablutions to your night on the town, every action you take these days impacts the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. Young people are acutely aware of this, and it's changing the day-to-day and long-term decisions they make in life.
- Emily Hurley, Citizen's Climate Lobby, Kansas City Chapter
- Cole Strickland, Citizen's Climate Lobby, Kansas City Chapter
- Sierra West, Sunrise Movement KC
Segment 2, beginning at 25:52: The moral quagmires of violent sports and protests.
Is it OK to root for a sport that does irreperable brain damage to the players who take part? Today, the Ethics Professors ponder the question every guilty football fan is struggling with again. They also consider the limits of protest and how far is too far when it comes to demonstrating for the cause you believe in.
- Wayne Vaught, provost and vice president of academic affairs, Utah Valley University
- Clancy Martin, philosophy and business ethics professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City
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