Clay Scott

America’s love affair with perfect flowers may come at a cost: the toxic chemicals used to keep the flowers flawless may be harmful to workers’ health and consumers, as well. Clay Scott reports.

For years, wild pigs have been increasing in number and have taken residence in seventeen states across the country. Some people like to hunt them for game, but others are upset about the ecological and property damage they’re causing. From California, Clay Scott reports.

We continue our journey down the Chattahoochee, where the river changes names and character. Clay Scott reports.

Reporter Clay Scott takes us down the Chattahoochee River. The river begins in Northern Georgia and makes its way south to Florida where it ultimately empties into the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way, the Chattahoochee runs through Atlanta where a growing population, and the drought, are putting pressures on the river’s ecoystems and the […]

In the United States, a number of Native American languages are in danger of becoming extinct. Clay Scott looks at two tribes ?the Crow and the Blackfeet that are trying to keep their languages alive and pass them on to the next generation.