Stories and posts about climate change, and our fragile planet.
Category: Climate Change
Earth Day 2019 – Gloom or Bloom?
Happy Earth Day! Or should it be, Happy Earth Day? We feel conflicted on this Earth Day, in the year 2019.
Some Asian Grocery Stores Return to Wrapping Produce in Leaves
Long before plastic, markets and food stalls were resourceful with their packaging, using natural materials to bundle and hold things together. Now that the global plant epidemic has resonated, we see some grocery stores in Asia starting to revert to these clever, …
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Washington Post’s Powerful Climate Change Covers
The Washington Post has a collection of their 24 recent magazine covers that all feature climate change as the top line article. Beautifully powerful and relevant.
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This Newly Discovered Ancient Carnivore Was Giant and Ferocious
You'd most certainly not want to be on the receiving end of this Simbakubwa kutokaafrika, an ancient giant carnivore that lived in Africa, 22 million years ago.
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SOM Releases Plans for Permanent Moon Colony
Architecture giant SOM releases plans for a permanent "Moon Village", in collaboration with MIT and the European Space Agency.
Wonderful Wings – Butterflies in Macro
Macro photography unearths the rare beauty and magic of a butterfly's wing, in this series by Chris Perani. Nature works in extraordinary ways, and butterflies are no exception.
The Weather Channel Using Mixed Reality To Showcase Climate Change
The Weather Channel has begun using immersive mixed reality to showcase some of the weather scenarios we may see in the future, and they're quite scary, to be honest.
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Birding in New York City’s Central Park? Believe It.
A look at the competitive Birding that goes on in New York City's Central Park.
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Brushstrokes to the Past and Present
This brilliant yet somber series by David Ambarzumjan shows various landscapes that are radically altered by large paint strokes, in which we see both the past and the present revealed.
The Wind in the Willows, Narrated By David Attenborough
Our personal hero, David Attenborough, helps bring this sweet yet heartbreaking animation of "The Wind in the Willows" to life. Directed by Matthew Day and created by creative agency Don't Panic, we see the animal side of habitat loss, told in an …
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John Dean’s Impressive Ocean Aerials
Really beautiful ocean aerial photography from Australian John Dean. Warm sunsets and turquoise waters blend perfectly, creating vibrant compositions that make you want to dive right in.
IKEA Furniture Upcycled to Become Wildlife Homes
Collaborating with artists in the UK, IKEA has created a series called Wildhomes for Wildlife, utilizing old furniture pieces in funky and innovative ways.
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Most Endangered Species in All Fifty States
A huge and concerning collection of endangered animal illustrations, showcasing the most endangered species in each of the fifty United States.
Guatemala’s Natural Beauty
This geographically small country of 17 million packs an amazing natural punch, with some of the richest biodiversity on the planet.