The Niger Delta – Horribly Polluted By Big Oil And Greed
Another in the dishonor roll of the world’s most heavily polluted sites is the Niger Delta, at the mouth of the River […]
Things To Do: Small-Scale Benefit Concerts, Pt. 1
Making Climate Service Announcements. Including written announcements in your program notes and commercial recordings. Making a Message video. What else is there […]
How To Do It? This Is How To Do It!
Gavin Dixon writes about classical music in London. Here’s the opening of a review he wrote of a concert last October by […]
Double, Double: Oil is Trouble…
“Round about the globe we go! Into the ocean, oil we throw; tar that lurks beneath the ground uproots and kills without […]
Singing The Message In San Jose: Meet Deborah Levoy
Deborah Levoy is a Climate Messenger based in California, and she’s doing some great original songs which directly address environmental issues — […]
River, Stay Away From My Door
Shortsightedness, greed, and the pressures of an expanding population brought about a concentration of pollution in Indonesia’s Citarum River that is unrivaled […]
We May Be Pathetic, But We’re All We’ve Got
Why we have to speak out: Nations have so dragged their feet in battling climate change that the situation has grown critical […]
Grownups Say The Darndest Things
When you have a climate-change discussion with someone who either hasn’t been paying attention, or who’s swallowed the corporate media’s denialist message, […]
Thoreau: “…I Am Invulnerable”
When I hear music, I fear no danger. I am invulnerable. I see no foe. I am related to the earliest times, […]
Thoughts On Martin’s Day — Civil Rights Are A Climate Issue
“It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied […]