HDNet World Report Season 7 Episode 3 Making Green by Going Green; A New SUV Tax?; TimeLine: Cuba
- February 12, 2008
Making Green by Going Green; A New SUV Tax?; TimeLine: Cuba is the third episode of the seventh season of HDNet World Report. The episode explores a range of contemporary issues that include environmental conservation, government policies, and international relations.
The first segment of the episode, "Making Green by Going Green," discusses the growing trend of businesses adopting eco-friendly practices. The segment highlights the case of Walmart, the largest retailer in the world, as an example of a company taking initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint. The segment examines the efforts made by Walmart to reduce waste, packaging, and emissions, and emphasizes how eco-friendly practices can also benefit the company's profits.
In the second segment, "A New SUV Tax?," the episode discusses the ongoing debate on whether to impose additional taxes on sports utility vehicles (SUVs) due to their high fuel consumption and contribution to carbon emissions. The segment features interviews with people from different backgrounds, including environmental activists, car enthusiasts, and government officials, to provide a diverse range of perspectives on the issue.
Finally, the third segment of the episode, "TimeLine: Cuba," explores the history of Cuba and its relations with the United States. The segment uses archival footage and interviews with historians and experts to provide a comprehensive overview of Cuba's political, social, and cultural developments from the 20th century until present-day. The segment also examines recent changes in US-Cuba relations under the Obama and Trump administrations.
Overall, "Making Green by Going Green; A New SUV Tax?; TimeLine: Cuba" offers a thought-provoking exploration of some of the most pressing issues of our time, encouraging viewers to consider their own roles and responsibilities in creating a sustainable future.
