Issue 25 – Special Edition: Climate – June 2017
Table of Contents: 1. Letter from the Guest Editor – June Special Climate Change Edition. The realities of today show that[…]
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Category: Issue 25 – Climate Issue
UN Environment Launches Young Champions of the Earth Competition
On International Mother Earth Day, the United Nations Environment Programme launched Young Champions of the Earth, a new[…]
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Planning for Climate Change & Rising Sea Levels: An Example from Boston
Austin Horne With climate change impacts already occurring in many parts of the Eastern U.S. Coast, citizens in[…]
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More Bang for the Buck: Record New Renewable Power Capacity Added at Lower Cost
As the cost of clean technology continues to fall, the world added record levels of renewable energy capacity in 2016,[…]
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Interview: Melissa White, Executive Director of Key Biscayne Community Foundation
Austin Horne 1. Why do you think it’s important to tackle sea level rise issues in your community?[…]
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Climate Change Misconceptions & What You Can Do
Catherine E. Christopher It’s in the news. It’s science. It’s somewhat controversial. While we’re certain that Earth’s climate is changing[…]
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Architecture as Adaptation
Christopher A. Pastor As global warming and rising sea levels march forward at an increasing pace, humankind and society have[…]
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Watercolor Artist, Sheila Horne
An original watercolor painting by Sheila Horne of Birmingham, Alabama. The painting depicts seabirds seen along the beaches of Coney[…]
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Bleaching in Fiji: The Impacts of El Niño 2015
Tom Vierus, Marine Biologist | Amanda Ford, Coral Reef Ecologist It’s April 2016, just off the coast of Beqa –[…]
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Telling the Stories of South Florida’s Battle with Sea Level Rise
A hotbed of rapid environmental change due to rising seas, Miami is also becoming a place of innovative environmental communication[…]
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