The Carbon Lab – An Anthropocene Conversation Between Artists
by Guest Blogger Dr Carol Birrell She was a tiny clot of earth, a nano particle of something finer than clay, finer than silt, but soil nonetheless. She was ancient with […]
What We Talk About When We Talk About Climate Change
by Guest Blogger Peter Bradley This article originally appeared in the Capital City Weekly, June 22, 2016. We were at the Fish House in Ketchikan early in April, talking about climate; the room was […]
Music and Hope in a Warming World
by Guest Blogger Simon Kerr Can music help make a safer climate? As a musician I should say yes. Folk music has always engaged in social issues, Rap is a […]
We Plastic
by Guest Blogger Doug Fogelson Surrounded by ghosts spinning and whirling we gyre the emulsion bath of flavors and cloud degrees lift and bob Excited like a proton in a […]
Light Matter?
by Guest Blogger Rachel Thomson For the past six years I have been working with scrap materials and low tech methods of reproduction, as a response to mass production and […]
Imagine No More Warming
This is an update of an article that originally appeared in the Hong Kong-based magazine, Ecozine in the spring of 2015. Over the past few months, I’ve noticed something curious whenever I climb to […]
Sculpting Creatures from the Sea
by Guest Blogger Emeric Jacob The edges of the earth must be explored by bike… I jump on my bicycle fitted with a trailer and head towards the beach of Terre Neuve in […]
Architects and climate change
Daughter of an architect, I’ve noticed an uptick of articles over the past two years speculating that #architects will increasingly find themselves – wittingly or not – at the center of […]
Rhyming Science Over a Street Beat
A rapper is perhaps the last person I would expect to tell me about our global environmental issues. Yet rap can be a powerful tool for communicating the politics, economics, […]
The Air We Breathe
by Guest Blogger Katie Craney I live on the edge of the earth’s largest contiguous temperate rainforest that connects with over 25 million acres of federally protected wild land. Annual […]
