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THE much awaited results of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation’s Photography Contest 2023 were finally revealed today, September 13, with

By Katherine Rapin for Nexus Media News.Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter for California News Service reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration In 2020, artist Nicole Cooper was conducting research for a painting series when she stumbled upon a NASA chart showing temperature rise throughout history. “I had this realization of, ‘Look at how fast temperatures are rising — and what are we going to do about it?” she said. Cooper experienced what she described as an existential crisis, feeling terrified of what would ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires this summer has permeated not only New England's air, but the performing arts. The Loom Ensemble - an interdisciplinary theater company - aims to examine the intersections of public health and social justice in its new work, "Tell Me How You Breathe." Producer and Company Co-founder Raphael Sacks said the piece tackles the unevenly distributed impacts of climate change on who gets to breathe freely, and fully. "These questions of how climate catastrophe and racial justice intersect in the lungs," said Sacks, "stil...

Virginia is the 12th state to join the nationwide Sentinel Landscape Partnership, which has goals of strengthening military readiness while advancing climate-change programs. Some 3 million acres, comprising 10 military installations, are included in the state's designated sentinel landscapes. Norfolk, home to one of the largest naval bases in the nation, is experiencing record high levels of sea rise. ...

As crippling heat sears Western states, drought is creeping into Montana where Indigenous tribes are seeing historic waterways at record lows. Below-normal moisture and above-average heat remain in the forecast at least through the weekend, and forecasts show no end in sight for the drought. The warmest global temperatures in decades are clearly reflected in northwest Montana's lakes, rivers and streams, and the areas affected by drought are increasing. ...