Climate

Global Animation at the Golden Globes

Hannah Ji - February 29, 2024

‘Suzume’ and ‘The Boy and the Heron’ dive into the western award circuit

Moving Pictures: ‘How To Blow Up A Pipeline’ Is The Salve For Your Climate Anxiety

Myle Yan Tay - April 11, 2023

When is the last time you googled 'how to blow up a pipeline?'

Moving Pictures: Pandora Lives in “Avatar: The Way of Water”

Myle Yan Tay - January 1, 2023

12 years after the first movie, "Avatar: The Water of Water" is showing audiences what actions movies dream of being.

The Cost of Carbon Neutrality

Michaela Chan - June 23, 2022

Companies and institutions pay different prices for carbon credits in the push for net-zero carbon emissions.

Germany Canceled Nuclear Energy

Michaela Chan - March 4, 2022

Michaela Chan takes us on a journey through nuclear energy via the powers of graphic journalism.

Rethink, Refuse, and Reuse

Michaela Chan - November 8, 2021

Keeping art supplies out of the landfill and in the hands of students and teachers.

Is SAIC Green Enough?

Kathryn Schaffer - August 4, 2020

One class took an in-depth look at SAIC's sustainability efforts. Here's what they found.

Better Off Without Us?

Hava Liebowitz - April 16, 2020

Behind those viral nature posts lurks the sinister ideology of the ecofascist.

The Green Artist’s Glossary for Sustainable Design

Hava Liebowitz - April 5, 2020

A collection of terms for designers with a green agenda.

Toxic Relationships on Chicago’s Southeast Side

Olivia Canny - February 18, 2020

Industrial pollution continues to endanger the Southeast Side communities. Local activists are fighting to stop it.

From the Copper Mine to the Canvas

Kristin Leigh Hofer - February 10, 2020

The life cycle of a tube of paint.

Cancelling Wilderness

Mike Sockol - February 8, 2020

The first step towards preserving our wilderness is expanding our definition of it.

Can’t Get No (Disaster) Relief

Olivia Canny - February 7, 2020

How natural disaster relief benefits the wealthy, and bypasses those who need it most.

I Went to the BP Biennial

Leah Gallant - February 6, 2020

Does a biennial about decolonization and climate crisis cancel itself out if it's funded by BP?

Allison Janae Hamilton’s Dark, Pastoral Fantasies

Kaitlin Weed - January 31, 2020

How her art explores the many layers of our relationship with nature