by Art for Culture Change | Dec 27, 2020 | Blog |
Nearly Blind Rust Belt Blues No one warned me that the smokestacks, skyscraper guts, and starless nights could turn my gaze so steely. Carp leapt from green water to smack the flanks of coal barges hauling the corpses of ancient ones who never asked to be cremated....
by Art for Culture Change | Dec 9, 2020 | Blog |
There is virtually no old growth forest left in British Columbia. While all climate change plans emphasize that ending deforestation of old growth forests is a priority, the destruction of these forests, these trees, these ecosystems continues apace. Centuries-old...
by Art for Culture Change | Oct 29, 2020 | Blog |
Trump’s border wall is an abomination and a death trap for wildlife. Mexican photographer Alejandro Prieto has captured the diverse wildlife threatened by Donald Trump’s barrier, winning a number of awards, including the Fritz Pölking prize, with his project...
by Art for Culture Change | May 12, 2020 | Blog |
Watching the reaction of the left, and especially the environmental left, to Michael Moore’s new film Planet of the Humans has been fascinating. In case you haven’t seen it yet, the film illustrates some of the problems with renewable energy—wind,...
by Art for Culture Change | Apr 22, 2020 | Blog |
Today is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. That’s 18250 days we’ve been, supposedly, trying to “save the planet”. In that time global population has tripled, CO2 emissions have more than doubled, CO2 ppm have increased from 320ppm to 416ppm,...
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