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Climate Change and photography

How is climate change changing lives? How photography as a medium can improve and innovate climate change communication and contribute to the climate transition?

The Climate of the Past

The Ca’ Foscari University of Venice opens its (virtual) doors. Professor Carlo Barbante takes us on a journey through the climate’s last 500 million years

Sir. David Attenborough Gives us the Facts on Climate Change

On the 18th of April the BBC brought the familiar and soothing voice of David Attenborough back to TV screens with a new documentary: Climate Change – The Facts. However, this time, his silky voice carries a sense of urgency, taking the viewer on a heart wrenching journey that issues a clear warning: the climate is changing and we have to listen to the facts.

“We want our hopes and dreams back”: Greta Thunberg in the name of young generations

Science, politics, businesses and the new generations all met in the Italian Senate, joining in unanimous voice to talk about climate change. Each from their

China in waste

A lot has been said about China’s booming economy, but less light has been shed on its waste problem, accelerated by urban growth and expanding

Stay hopeful, we shall overcome! Gina McCarthy and the way to move forward the current debate on environmental policy in the US

At a time when thinking about the state of environmental policy in the United States (US) can be discouraging, it is important to stay hopeful.

Postcard from the Garbage Patch State. Photo courtesy of Maria Cristina Finucci Wasteland was conceived by Maria Cristina Finucci to create that tangible image which the Garbage Patch was lacking, so as to better convey its existence. Finucci created a plausible semantic apparatus consisting of a flag, a birth registry, a mythology, a web portal, etc., without neglecting more trivial elements such as postcards.

GALLERY. Wasteland – Garbage Patch State, by Maria Cristina Finucci

WASTELAND is an artwork consisting of a system of concrete actions unfolding through time and various locations in order to disseminate on the international scene

Diving into the Future

Think of the Ocean as a Big Friendly Giant that needs to be driven and helped. And, in turn, it supports humankind by providing benefits and goods. The sustainable future of the Oceans is highly dependent on how the decision process will rely on science-based information, on how technology would provide the necessary facilities, and on our ability to make reliable and accurate forecasts.

Out of Africa, with Thomas L. Friedman

New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman investigates whether a changing climate could also be one of the drivers of Europe’s worst migration crisis since World

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