Author: fqwatkins
The Guardian’s Keep it in the Ground Campaign, and the Changing Face of the Climate Movement
Join the Guardian News and 139,000 others in signing this petition to keep fossil fuels below ground: http://www.theguardian.com/environment/ng-interactive/2015/mar/16/keep-it-in-the-ground-guardian-climate-change-campaign Read up on the Climate Movement’s progress so far and how it’s changing: http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/mar/09/climate-fight-wont-wait-for-paris-vive-la-resistance Continue reading The Guardian’s Keep it in the Ground Campaign, and the Changing Face of the Climate Movement
Doughnut Economics: Living Within Our Means to Support a Healthy Society
On Being Lost: Learning Languages
Technical difficulties have forced an extra-late and extra-low-resolution version of this post, but here it is. Let me know what you think. Continue reading On Being Lost: Learning Languages
The most popular song in China, New Post Monday
I was gone all day today hiking to countryside villages to give out scholarships to middle schoolers. I have plenty to say about it, but I’ll save most for a future post. For now just let me say that Spring has come to Xiangxi. It was warm and sunny all day and the peach blossoms … Continue reading The most popular song in China, New Post Monday
Keep it in the ground: Amazing Sculpture work by Nele Azevedo and Why We Need to Focus on Keeping Fossil Fuels Below Ground
The Before and After: Images of Climate Change from NASA’s Climate Change Website
Before and After isn’t quite right. We won’t even see the changes that we’ve already committed ourselves to for another few decades. The results are nevertheless shocking. Click here to explore more images: Continue reading The Before and After: Images of Climate Change from NASA’s Climate Change Website
WEEKLY POST: Re-entry
Re-entry (Or: The wonder of distance) The energetic current of passing period echoed through the rusting yellow bars of the classroom’s windows. I glanced out at students laughing in the first day of spring, unfocused thoughts tingling my brain. Was it really this easy? Alex, my American boss, told me at the end of a hurried training … Continue reading WEEKLY POST: Re-entry
