In the video, we contrast the vibrant elements of this Javanese portrait with the irony and cultural loss from the advance of climate change.
Continue ReadingClimate activists have been otracized and left morally burdened by the lack of mass, top down acknowledgement of global heating.
Continue ReadingAs striking as it is ominous, this disorienting photo is a powerful indictment of the social and environmental impact of extreme heat.
Continue ReadingThe sight of smoke descending on NYC was otherworldly. The emotional fallout from the Canadian wildfires, especially on children, was also.
Continue ReadingIt's all there in one painterly photo: winter wildfire, the growing climate threat to the suburbs, and medical workers reduced to spectators.
Continue Reading2021 represented a climate change tipping point. In recounting key visual markers, we call out two images from the Dixie Fire.
Continue Reading2021 was a climate tipping point. And among the catastrophes, this blow from Hurricane Ida seemed to speak to a larger fate.
Continue ReadingBlackout photos got Texans steaming after a historic freeze knocked out heat, power, and water. This picture proves telling in every detail.
Continue ReadingFire photos this ominous come at a premium. But this photo from California captures the new otherworldly state of the climate crisis.
Continue ReadingIt's not just a bad fire season. These photos both symbolize and demonstrate how California has crossed a critical climate threshold.
Continue ReadingIn our latest video, we discuss how this photo delivers a powerful commentary on COVID-19, and a compounding global climate crisis.
Continue ReadingThe photo circulated widely after the derecho in Iowa. In this highlight video, we discuss the contrast between beauty and destruction.
Continue ReadingMost climate strike photos capture the passion and urgency of young activists. This shot speaks to their audacity.
Continue ReadingWith all the visual attention given to the "caravan," how powerful to see mass migration also depicted by people taking hold of a place.
Continue ReadingCalifornia is used to the edge. With the multi-year drought and now these firestorms, however, I'm wondering if climate change has tipped the scale.
Continue ReadingThese eco disaster photos allow us to take account of the slow consequences of Harvey and Irma. The fact they defy closure is the whole point.
Continue ReadingAlthough Harvey's impact seems to be mercifully smaller in ways than recent monster storms overseas, these events call for larger ways to scale them.
Continue ReadingThe symbolism of a mirror capturing law enforcement at the top of a ridge seems pretty straightforward, right?
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