by eab | Oct 25, 2015 | Blog |
Jeremy Hoffman is a paleoclimate scientist who studies ocean sediment. In other words, he’s reconstructing climate records from the Earth’s past. And he’s tired of the climate skeptics, so he wrote a...
by eab | Oct 24, 2015 | Blog |
Climate Changed: A Personal Journey Though the Science is a graphic novel published last year, written by Philippe Squarzoni over the course of six years. In an interview with Sara Bernard for Grist in 2014, he says he couldn’t not do the book: “It’s...
by eab | Oct 24, 2015 | Blog |
What I Learned on a Luxury Cruise Through the Global-Warming Apocalypse is a thought-provoking essay about climate change by Roy Scranton, published October 21 in The Nation. In it he describes a 17-day trip he took to the Arctic to witness the melting at the top of...
by eab | Oct 23, 2015 | Blog |
This beautiful and sad video shows how fast the parks we love—Central park, Hyde park, Champs de Mars park—would be gone if they were logged at the same rate as the rainforests around world. The video is part of a multimedia science-based collection of...
by eab | Oct 22, 2015 | Blog |
Seattle’s G. Gibson Gallery is currently showing the work of Seattle artist Mary Iverson in a show titled You and Me in the Aftermath. Her artist’s statement reads: “After the cataclysm that most of us feel is coming due to climate change, there will be a...
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