“You Must Not Lose Faith In Humanity”

3 November, 2024 Kathryn 0 Comments 1 category

How The Humanities Can Help Address Environmental Issues https://notrealart.com/green-art-environmental-artists-earth-day-2022/      The importance of the humanities in addressing the world’s environmental issues cannot be overstated. The humanities are the branches of knowledge that examine the human condition,…

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Facing The Storm

23 October, 2024 Kathryn 0 Comments 1 category

Addressing the Climate Crisis https://www.apge.com/blog/why-small-things-matter      Many people are plagued by feelings of anxiety and depression when thinking about the climate crisis. I have found that the best remedy for these overwhelming feelings is understanding the…

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“Into The Thick Of It”

15 October, 2024 Kathryn 3 Comments 1 category

In the last several weeks, weather-related natural disasters have devastated many parts of the globe. From hurricanes Helene and Milton slamming the southeastern United States while wildfires surged in the northeast, to flooding across Europe,…

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“A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words”

23 September, 2024 Kathryn 4 Comments 1 category

To showcase the importance of street art in the environmental movement, I wanted to provide several examples from around the world that I found especially moving. As you will see in these examples, art can…

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A Deeper Dive

20 September, 2024 Kathryn 2 Comments 1 category

More on Water Significance and Innovative Solutions Here I would like to present several additional sources on the importance of our planet’s water cycle and innovative potential solutions to global water scarcity issues. First, this…

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“Everything Is Water”

17 September, 2024 Kathryn 2 Comments 1 category

https://www.facebook.com/p/Daily-Updates-by-Thales-on-the-Status-of-Everything-100048795436787/?locale=hi_IN&_rdr      As the meme above shows, “Everything Is Water” is a common misquote attributed to the pre-Socratic philosopher, Thales of Miletus. However, it does come close to capturing the essence of his hypothesis. Thales is…

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