It's the Brian Laird

show on WNYC. Good morning everyone, two days before Thanksgiving at

this contentious time in New York City and the world. And later in the show will open the

phones on the question,

what are you anticipating at your Thanksgiving table regarding the Israel-Hamass war

and how do you plan to handle it? Do you plan to bring up the subject?

Do you hope to avoid the subject? Or how do you plan to bring up the subject? Do you hope to avoid the subject?

Or how do you hope to handle the subject if others bring it up?

You don't need me to tell you how intense people's feelings are about this conflict

and the reactions to it in this country, but when your calls come

in next hour, we will give you a smattering of what's in the press now, anticipating

Thanksgiving or just about communities

fraying generally over this.

That's coming up.

Also, it's Tuesday, so we'll have our climate story of the week,

which we've been doing on the show every Tuesday all this year.

Today, America's first carbon capture plants are now open,

prompting the question, can the technology capture, move,

and bury enough carbon dioxide to be worth the risks.

What would it mean to replace a lot of oil and gas pipelines with carbon dioxide pipelines, for example?

We will examine risks and benefits today.

And we will start here.

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