Opinion | Al Roker: We can't keep ignoring climate change. There's just no time.

Opinion | Al Roker: 'Don't ask how long we have to save the planet. Ask what changes you and I can make now to start trying.'

: At work, I have a water bottle, a metal straw, and keep metal utensils around so I'm not using plastic. Or, when that's not possible, I'm using bamboo wood products, which are more environmentally friendly. Like everyone, I'm trying to find those little things that I can do as an individual, to help the sustainability of the planet as a whole.

"Today" host Al Roker was recently named the head of NBC News’ climate unit, which is dedicated to covering the most important issues affecting the environment globally. The unit’s work kicked off Sept. 15 with a week-long series, “Climate in Crisis,” focused on climate issues.Al Roker is a co-host of NBC’s “Today Show,” a co-host of"Off The Rails" on Today Show radio on SiriusXM and the host “COLD CUTS with Al Roker” on YouTube. The CEO of Al Roker Entertainment, Inc.

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