CI’s press event launching Team Earth was a tremendous success. Just as the day before, the weather was beautiful, but
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Category Archives: Climate Change
Update from New York City – Origami Forest, Day One
I arrived at New York’s Greeley Square yesterday on a beautiful crisp September morning. The sky was clear with a
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Build Up to the Big Event
It has begun! At 9am this morning an unusual forest began to take shape in New York City’s Greeley Square.
What’s an origami artist got to do with us?
In solidarity with CI’s commitment to tropical forest protection for global climate change mitigation, physicist-turned-origami-artist Dr. Robert J. Lang will
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Expedition: Phoenix Islands Protected Area
Corals, CI Scientists, and Climate Change The Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA) is the ocean’s largest protected area, containing one
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Have you noticed climate change?
Several years ago for a report, I was asked to reflect on my life and how climate change has affected
Time to Get Engaged
If you were born on planet Earth, it’s time to get engaged in its protection. Stay tuned over the next
World Water Week 2009 Wrap-up
World Water Week is an annual meeting to discuss the planet’s most urgent water-related issues, held in Stockholm, Sweden. This
Global Security and the Climate
Whether they are facing stronger storms, agricultural declines or vanishing coastlines, communities and ecosystems across the globe are already dealing
Fresh Water and Cultural Stability
As CI prepares for World Water Week later this month, the human connection to fresh water is evident everywhere I