The Gulf Coast is the epicenter for a lucrative type of fossil fuel — liquefied natural gas, or LNG. But potent greenhouse gases and chemicals are a threat to the health of surrounding communities — and these communities are fighting back. Watch the full episode of “Facing Down the Fossils: Rise Up:” on YouTube: https://ow.ly/8Sre50X1bn3 “Facing Down the Fossils” is a co-production of Nexus Media News and THIRTEEN. | Thirteen WNET New York

"But whatever it is, get it just right." Carol Channing on the relationship between artist and audience from "Broadway: The American Musical" (2004). | Thirteen WNET New York

New York City is literally sinking. How are we fighting back? Watch the full episode of "Sinking Cities: New York," a part of THIRTEEN's Forces of Nature Collection now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/thirteenwnet | Thirteen WNET New York

What's Hispanic Heritage Month without music? From Great Performances "The Roots of Latin Jazz," Anaadi and the Raíces Jazz Orchestra perform Jorge Ben’s classic from his debut album “Samba Esquema Novo,” called “Mas Que Nada.” | Thirteen WNET New York

Across the country, coastal states are developing methods to protect their environments from climate change. SciTech Now reporter Rick Karr has the story of one city experimenting with an unusual creature with the hope of protecting its shoreline. An original 2014 SciTech Now production from WLIW. | Thirteen WNET New York

The Center for Jewish History is home to the largest Jewish archive in the country. "Treasures of New York: Center for Jewish History" highlights this acclaimed institution, including its history and the many ways it’s dedicated to preserving and sharing the treasures of the past. Airing tonight at 7pm on THIRTEEN and streaming now at thirteen.org. #JewishHistory #AnneFrank | Thirteen WNET New York

“Low Relief for High Water” follows artist Gabriela Salazar as she creates a sculptural installation in New York City’s iconic Washington Square Park and engages with community members to reflect on the shifting meaning of home in the context of the climate crisis. Don't miss any highlights from our Forces of Nature special collection — subscribe to THIRTEENWeek today! https://ow.ly/IMxq50X18kM A 2022 THIRTEEN production presented in partnership with The Climate Museum. | Thirteen WNET New York

A BIG seawall for NYC? Climate change-fueled sea rise threatens to put parts of New York City under water. The ambitious BIG U project is a wall that would protect the Financial District - the most vital economic district in the U.S. - from a sea level rise of up to 15 feet. But some are opposed to the idea of putting up walls around Lower Manhattan. BIG U project construction phases are underway now to create flood protection and provide new recreational areas for residents. Stream the full Sin