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Spatzek Studio’s site reintroduces this concept art purveyor as a developer of its own intellectual properties for games.

<strong>21WIRE</strong> | Its all about portraying a crisis of catastrophic proportions, and demanding an urgent global response.

In a new chapter in “The Routledge Companion to Marketing and Feminism,” Marketing Professor Susan Dobscha argues that the widespread use of war metaphors to describe climate change has done little to advance sustainability issues. A more effective strategy, she contends, would incorporate...

Letter writers addressing ethics complaints that cry wolf," the legacy of Jackie Robinson, the need for a Treaty of Portsmouth to address the war in Ukraine and call for a rethinking of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution regarding the right to bear arms.

MINISTER of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez announced he will soon be holding a national summit on...

[November 30 2019] WASHINGTON — John Kerry, the former senator and secretary of state, has formed a new bipartisan coalition of world leaders, military brass and Hollywood celebrities to push for public action to combat climate change. The name, World War Zero, is supposed to evoke both the national security threat posed by the earth’s warming and the type of wartime mobilization that Mr. Kerry argued would be needed to stop the rise in carbon emissions before 2050. The star-studded group ...

The Climate Group Perhaps no industry or group of people have more immediately at stake in addressing a changing climate than those in winter sports. Protect Our Winters (POW) is a non-profit founded in 2007 by pro snowboarder Jeremy Jones to help passionate outdoor people protect the places and lifestyles they love from climate change. Join 2021 World Cup Champion and Olympic gold medalist Jessie Diggins, the President and CEO of Aspen Ski Company Mike Kaplan and POW’s Executive Director Mar...

The harrowing stories out of Texas last month are a stark reminder that climate-induced chaos is no respecter of party affiliation. Cushioning the blow of these impacts and building resiliency against future catastrophe is going to take something extraordinary in today’s political climate: working together. Many will wave this away as impossibly naive. Views regarding the reality of climate change are simply too polarized. Among those who accept the reality of a changing climate, the distance...

You are here Home > What We Do > Topics > How the United States Can Achieve a Green and Equitable Recovery How the United States Can Achieve a Green and Equitable Recovery February 24, 2021 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ESTOnline A conversation with climate and energy experts to discuss what a green and equitable recovery in the United States should look like. Join the conversation:@WRIClimate As the United States looks to rebuild from the economic recession brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, federal l...