Photographer/writer duo Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele have traveled to the Arctic and back to record the impacts of climate change. And while they realize we are facing a global problem, they’ve found that every community has a local story. Through their multimedia project “Facing Climate Change,” they aim to tell those stories via striking images, frank interviews, and alarming facts.
In this multimedia piece about wildfire suppression in the American West, Drummond and Steele talk with wildland firefighter Joe King about the costs of fighting wildfires and the ways climate change is adding fuel to the fire.

Portrait of an artist as a climate activist
Four years after my pleading essay, climate art is hot
North American bands playing to greener tune
Audio slideshow: Chris Jordan on America’s coal consumption
A tour of green-leaning museums [SLIDESHOW]
Resources and links for the art-hungry
Preview the Royal Academy of Arts exhibit ‘Earth: Art of a Changing World’ [SLIDESHOW]
Climate activism as performance art [SLIDESHOW]
Songs about climate change are not so hot