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August 17, 2023
Renowned artist, architect, and environmental activist, Maya Lin, is poised to make her mark once again with her groundbreaking generative art project titledโฆ
August 15, 2023
A mission to undo decades of damage to the redwoods of California caused by unchecked logging involves even more logging โ and chain saws.
August 3, 2023
Journalist-turned-artist Angela Palmerโs material is as old as time ... rocks. Jane Clinton talked to her ahead of her exhibition at the Pangolin London Gallery
August 3, 2023
Journalist-turned-artist Angela Palmerโs material is as old as time ... rocks. Jane Clinton talked to her ahead of her exhibition at the Pangolin London Gallery
July 13, 2023
The Walrus 2022 Year in Review Sections: Making Sense of the World | The Walrus Events | At a Glance | The Facts | Health | Politics | Science and the Climate Crisis | Business and Technology | Up Next | Justice and Society | Arts and Culture | Literature and Poetry | Fellowships and
July 7, 2023
As people around the world contend this week with the hottest temperatures ever recorded on Earth, more visual evidence of climate change is emerging with the spread of ghost forests. The globe is naturally warming and seas naturally rise, but greenhouse gas emissions have helped amplify that change and it’s evident along coastal forests especially in the mid-Atlantic. Ghost forests develop when sea-level rise causes saltwater to advance on the land, according to the National Oceanic an...
June 28, 2023
Nehalem Talk Looks at Orphan Tsunami from Oregon Coast in 1700 - July 8: how it affected Japan, deeper research
June 21, 2023
a href= http://pangolinlondon.com target= _blank Pangolin London /a are delighted to present Deep Time: Uncovering Our Hidden Past – an exhib
June 19, 2023
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Greg King/GettyI spent the summer of 1990 “hiding out” at my parents’ modest home in western Sonoma County. At twenty-nine years old I’d landed back at the family abode after my two closest colleagues had been violently attacked and almost killed for attempting to protect redwood forests. After I’d lived through five years of threats and assaults for the crime of trying to save the very last ancient redwood g...
June 19, 2023
Law enforcement has a shabby record when it comes to protecting environmental protestors and activists, but with the Judi Bari car bombing, it looked like the feds crossed a line.