Climate Culture
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Street artist Swoon takes on rising sea levels and drowning communities
"Submerged Motherlands" addresses the loss of people's homelands due to rising sea levels. Swoon talks the new exhibit and artists' role in fighting climate change.
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The secret life of Rust Belt beekeepers
In Buffalo and Pittsburgh, urban beekeepers are taking sustainable food production into their own hands -- sometimes in secret.
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When it comes to climate change, don’t think of the children
Rather than foisting the effects of climate change on imaginary grandkids, let’s acknowledge how it's already harming people.
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These shoes are completely made out of recycled trash
Watch three guys collect beach litter and reconstitute it into a pair of brightly marbled sneakers.
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Ask Umbra: How do I fight my city’s terrible litter problem?
A reader's burg is infested with litterbugs. Umbra says that with a little help, you can squash a problem like that.
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This Argentinian ranch sticks to the gaucho way of raising beef
Factory farms are replacing grass-fed beef in Argentina. Join Perennial Plate as they explore a ranch that's sticking to tried-and-true methods of cattle ranching.
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A surprisingly pleasant song about plastic pollution
Maybe you've never thrown a plastic bottle at a sea otter before, but chances are you're still responsible for ocean pollution. Now you can hum this catchy tune to remind yourself!
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The week in GIFs: Mark Ruffalo edition
Mark Ruffalo won our "Who's your fave green celeb" poll, plus he's just plain rad.
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Making the road safe for biking’s nervous Nellies
California cities edge closer to a comprehensive plan for riders and drivers to sensibly share the streets.
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These biologists created a gorgeous film about African glaciers
Filmmakers Neil Losin and Nathan Dappen talk about their film "Snows of the Nile," a visually stunning documentary about disappearing glaciers in Uganda.