How to Watch "Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World" and Other Earth Day Stories on PBS

April 21, 2021

By PBS Staff Writers

This Earth Day (April 22nd) we're excited to highlight stories of climate change activism. One activist in particular has found her voice in the environmental movement: Greta Thunberg. PBS is bringing you a special Earth Day premiere of "Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World." This documentary follows the climate activist as she embarks on a mission to ensure world leaders work to limit global warming. The program will not be available for streaming on the PBS App, but here is how you can watch:

Watch Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World live on your local PBS station

If you watch your local PBS station through one of your local cable companies (or YouTube TV), you are all set. Just tune in on April 22 (check your local listings in the schedule widget to confirm the time.) Likewise, if you get PBS over the air with an antenna, you are set.

This program will be available on your station's livestream on PBS.org or the livestream on the PBS App.

Here's a preview:

Watch more films about climate change and its environmental impact

Learn about climate change and its effects in these excellent episodes from Above the Noise, It's Okay to Be Smart, PBS Terra, and Reactions.