HeyJaredThomas Schueneman
Tom is a Global Info Worker and Multimedia Climate Content Producer. He is the founder/Editor-in-Chief of GlobalWarmingIsReal, and the host of the Global Warming Is Real multimedia podcast.
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Lifting the Veil: Storytelling As An Agent for Change (opens the original)
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Can a story change anything, or does it just make us feel briefly informed?Maya Lilly has built a career on the first answer. She is a lead producer for The Years Project, the climate storytelling organization that grew out of Years of Living Dangerously, the Showtime series that won the 2014 Emmy for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series. Her route there was unusual. She trained at Juilliard, where she ran an environmental club
The Ocean is Confused and How to Protect It (opens the original)
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What happens to a place when no one alive remembers what it used to be?Several years ago, the harbor master in Monterey, California, told me that the “ocean is confused.” It is not strictly a scientific assessment, but it names something real. Beneath the waves is an ecosystem absorbing more heat, more acidity, more nutrient runoff, and more extraction than at any point in human history, and almost none of it is visible from shore. Scientists call this shifting baseline syndrome: each generation
Somebody Should Do Something (opens the original)
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What can one person really do about racism, inequality, injustice, or climate change, these “everything problems” that plague modern society? If you have ever asked that question and come up empty, you are not alone, and you are not entirely wrong.Consider climate change. The vast majority of carbon emissions come from fossil fuels and industry, not from your recycling bin. Climate writer Mary Annaïse Heglar made that case famously when she wrote that she “doesn’t care if you recycle” (spoiler:
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