November 2021 – Artists See Climate Change in Paintings; They Do Not Need a Thermometer
Her name is Catharine Robb Whyte. Born in 1906 in Concord, MA, and inspired by her mother’s artistic interests, she
Her name is Catharine Robb Whyte. Born in 1906 in Concord, MA, and inspired by her mother’s artistic interests, she
Oceans, The Twilight Zone, its Wonders and Importance Some of us may remember the TV series titled, “The Twilight Zone”
Weather Happenings and Some Peoples Response Mother Nature sure has been busy recently. Flexing her muscles she has let us
Domes, the Climate Crises and the Energy Transition There are domes and then there are domes. How about the Astrodome?
The installation is titled, ”On the Horizon” and was intended to celebrate summer solstice [June 20] while illustrating the danger of
Maya Lin, Ghost Trees and Sea Level Rise There are two threads to this story, that will be woven together,
Climate Crises: The New Clock is Ticking, and it’s in Union Square, NYC, No Less The language used to describe
Rivers of Air, Rivers of Water: Major Parts of our Changing Climate System Earlier this year, heavy, flooding rains and
Greenland: A World Apart is Changing Her name is Lynn Davis. She is an American photographer who works in black
Transitions, Transitions and More Transitions The Oxford English Dictionary is published by Oxford Languages and they normally do an annual
We Have a Climate Emissions “Gap” Problem but Solutions Exist A classic phrase, “Mind the Gap” has a new meaning
Climate Change: Banks Are a Major Source of the Problem … and the Solution The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement was
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