A Heat Map, a Comment Section, and the Question We Can No Longer Avoid! A short film from The Sky Lab opened with a deceptively simple scene: a thermometer at Kew Gardens in southwest London, and two readings taken a day apart in late May 2026. What that thermometer recorded should reframe how every one... Continue Reading →
Cool It Down: What We Can Do Together — Right Now — to Slow the Earth’s Burning
"The Earth is heating fast, but we are not powerless. Thoughtful choices today—sustainable travel, greener buildings, and community action—can help cool the planet tomorrow." - Tito Slow the Earth's Burning Climate & Ecological Emergency · Community Action The planet is heading toward a hothouse state. We cannot stop all of what is already in motion.... Continue Reading →
The Interconnected Crises of Agriculture and Extreme Heat: A Call to Address the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency
This post is based on two separate climate news articles I read over the weekend... The recent headlines highlighting a study on climate change's impact on agriculture and the unseasonable extreme heat events in the western United States are not isolated incidents. They are deeply interconnected manifestations of the ongoing Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency.... Continue Reading →