Op-Ed: The Amazon, climate change, and the art of filmmaking
Sociologist and filmmaker Sabrina McCormick writes about her experiences filming SEQUESTRADA, a feature film set in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Freedom to Breathe: Climate Gentrification Is Changing the Country
Climate change, immigration and affordable housing intersect in Miami's historically black and brown communities.
Freedom to Breathe: Trailer
Climate change can feel like an abstract, far-away issue explained through melting ice or temperature graphs. But it’s already affecting all Americans. So how does our warming planet impact us in our day-to-day lives? In this five-part digital series, we…
Freedom to Breathe: Climate Justice in America
Climate change can feel like an abstract, far-away issue explained through melting ice or temperature graphs. But it’s already affecting all Americans. So how does our warming planet impact us in our day-to-day lives? In this five-part digital series, we…
Op-ed: The Beauty of Greenland’s Ice Sheet and Why It’s Disappearing
A glaciologist at Lamont-Doherty, Marco Tedesco shares vivid images of melting ice sheets in Greenland and the consequences of climate change.
Obama’s EPA Chief on Trump, climate action, and the current EPA
Former EPA administrator Gina McCarthy on inequality, corruption, and the young Americans who have had enough.
4 Things to Know from The New IPCC Report on Oceans and Ice Systems
A new report from the IPCC offers a grim picture of what climate change is doing to our ocean and aquatic ecosystems.
5 Reasons Why the NYC Climate Strike Made Me Proud to be a Young Person
As a young person myself, the Climate Strike made me proud to be a part of this group.
Images from New York City’s Global Climate Strike
Over 250,000 youth and adults across New York City gathered to participate in the Fridays for Future strikes and hear climate leader Greta Thunberg speak.
Meet Xiye Bastida, America’s Greta Thunberg
By Marlene Cimons Xiye Bastida grew up in the Mexican town of San Pedro Tultepec embracing the Otomi indigenous belief that if you take care of the Earth, it will take care of you. “Earth is our home,” she said.…
How are elephants and monkeys working to protect you from climate change?
Image by cocoparisienne from Pixabay Mother Nature has it figured out. She’s designed a master scheme that connects plants and animals, all working in concert to keep every living thing in balance. Imagine a stack of dominoes — knock down…
Cow Farts Aren’t The Only Food-Related Climate Culprit
We break down some primary sources of these greenhouse gas emissions from food and discuss how we can reduce them.