Climate Reports

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  Op-Ed

  Fracking Away Our Air, Water and Land

  January 21, 2014 - 

  Artist Ruth Hardinger and Damascus Citizens for Sustainability director Barbara Arrindell argue that natural gas is not a “bridge fuel” to less hazardous energy sources, but a grave danger to communal resources and the global climate.  More

  By Ruth Hardinger and Barbara Arrindell

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  Photo Gallery

  Projections Of Our Own Future: Indonesia’s Memorials To Tsunami Victims

  December 26, 2013 - 

  On the anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, photographer Ivan Sigal sees prophesies of our future in memorials erected at the disaster’s epicenter, Aceh, Indonesia.  More

  By Ivan Sigal

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  Climate Reports

  Rewinding the Clock on Climate Change Through Culture

  December 2, 2013 - 

  Artist Maya Lin and Natural Resources Defense Council President Frances Beinecke discuss how culture can help visualize the impact of climate change for a Marfa Dialogues/NY panel moderated by Creative Time President and Artistic Director Anne Pasternak.  More

  By Maya Lin, Frances Beinecke and Anne Pasternak

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  Dispatch

  Right Where She Needs to Be: How Hurricane Sandy Changed Lives

  October 29, 2013 - 

  A year ago, Hurricane Sandy battered the northeastern seaboard, devastating vulnerable communities in New York and New Jersey. Still, for some the storm was a step toward being exactly where they wanted to be: immersed in their surroundings as organizers and active neighbors.  More

  By Sandy Storyline

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  Photo Gallery

  Last Stop. Rockaway Park.

  October 18, 2013 - 

  Last fall, Rockaway Park made headlines as it was devastated by Hurricane Sandy, in a rare media moment for a remote, working-class neighborhood in Queens. For a decade prior, photographer Juliana Beasley regularly visited the community, documenting its residents in unforgettable images.  More

  By Juliana Beasley