Twenty Million People Are Going To Be Thirsty
If it doesn’t rain in Sao Paulo, Brazil in the next 45 days, the system that provides half the city’s drinking water […]
Author: Warren Senders
Warren Senders is a vocalist and composer based in Boston, Massachusetts. His training is in jazz and Indian classical music; his motivation is in environmentalism and citizen activism.
One For The Pot
Climate change is going to transform everything we know. There are plenty of things we modern humans think of as “traditional” which […]
Saturday’s Endangered Music: Patagonia
Back when the hole in the ozone layer was our principal worry about human contributions to environmental degradation, this South American territory […]
Salty as Your Tears
The Aral Sea is one of the largest saline lakes in the world, and a fascinating part of the geography of Central […]
A Triumph For Singing In The Public Interest
It’s not climate-related news, but it’s cheering me up a bit: In the lovely state of Wisconsin, a little good news, as […]
Friday’s Recycled Instruments: Miscellaneous Small Sound-Makers
Here are some real simple instruments you can do without hassle: I found a discarded wicker laundry basket in the trash a […]
India Breaks New Ground!
The world’s largest solar array is in progress in India: Four gigawatts of generating capacity, set up in Sambhar district in the […]
These People Will Survive
In the heart of the Amazon rainforest is the Tapajos River basin, home to the Munduruku people. This indigenous tribe has around […]
As If We Needed More Reasons To Respect The Man…
Pete Seeger enjoyed “…giving out bumper stickers reading “Gravity – it’s just a theory” and encouraging people to send them to anyone […]
You’re Just A Pipeline
Rep. Raúl Grijalva’s statement on the State Department’s assessment of the Keystone XL project is worth your attention. Grijalva is one of […]