Passed in the recent spending package in a hurry and backed by many lousy Democrats - then signed into law by Trump on Friday. Plenty of reasons to love this country! https://waterkeeper.org/tell-congress-no-free-pass-cafos
Following what goes on with oil and gas exploitation in and around Adrian, Michigan since 2013 - and how these events in our little city connect to the global environmental situation... - with the occasional sidetrack to other related environmental issues in Lenawee county, Michigan and how those relate to global issues.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Monday, March 26, 2018
Schedule for the Environmental Documentary Series at SHU Changed
This weeks Environmental Documentary at Siena Heights University "Happening" planned for 3/28 will be moved to 4/4.
Updated schedule with links to info on each film: http://sustainability.sienaheights.edu/environmental-documentaries.html
Monday, March 12, 2018
Sunday, March 11, 2018
Friday, March 9, 2018
Want to see 168 years of climate change in two minutes? 1850-2017
Want to see 168 years of climate change in two minutes?— Robert Rohde (@rarohde) January 18, 2018
Here is our movie, updated through 2017. pic.twitter.com/ppwXgFPGdA
Explainer: The polar vortex, climate change and the ‘Beast from the East’
Disrupted polar vortices: Reason for large climate fluctuations, warm arctic winters and extreme cold waves in Europe and elsewhere. Highly probable to get worse with climate change - generating another tipping point that might change global climate drastically in very short time...
https://www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-polar-vortex-climate-change-and-beast-from-the-east
https://www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-polar-vortex-climate-change-and-beast-from-the-east
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
TODAY: Films on Indigenous Resistance Against Fossil Fuels
The 6th Environmental Documentary Series is showing Water Warriors (22 min) and Standing Rock - Take me to the river (29 min). I was given permission by the film makers to show these not publicly available short films, which are currently screened at many film festivals. The topics are Indigenous resistance against fossil fuels, climate change, and pollution. Location: Siena Heights University, Adrian Campus, Science Building, Room 131. Today, Wednesday, 7 PM. Links: http://www.storyline.media/waterwarriors/
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