global warming

The Eternal Snow of Frozen Tears: Saving Melting Landscapes

The Eternal Snow of Frozen Tears: Saving Melting Landscapes

Zürich's Institute of Landscape Architecture explores the fragile connection between mankind and nature in a multimedia project that merges science with art, turning sounds and images of a changing alpine glacier into a moving call to action.

‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch’ Leaves Little to the Terrified Imagination

‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch’ Leaves Little to the Terrified Imagination

The third in a critical environmental series, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch is long on form – leaving little to the imagination – but short on crucially important content.

Environmental Activist Bill McKibben on How Civility, Humor, and Soul Music Is Essential to Resistance

Environmental Activist Bill McKibben on How Civility, Humor, and Soul Music Is Essential to Resistance

Talking with PopMatters about his recent environmental-themed novel, Radio Free Vermont, Bill McKibben brings joy to the seriousness of environmental activism.

Neil Young: The Monsanto Years

‘The Sugar Season’ Is a Bittersweet Warning

‘The Sugar Season’ Is a Bittersweet Warning

The addled combinations of sap and syrup, air and gravity, evaporation and consolidation also serve as a humble harbinger of global warming.

Bundle Up for ‘Into the Cold’

The Meek Will Not Inherit the Earth in Barbara Kingsolver’s ‘Flight Behavior’

Anonymous and the New Religion: Data

The Tomato in Winter: A Comfort to Anticipate

Elective Affinities at the 2012 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival

A Superficial Look at an Important Subject: ‘The Cartoon Introduction to Economics Volume Two’

‘Welcome to the Greenhouse’: Getting Comfortable with Uncomfortable Ideas