2020 : The Walk, a “climate pilgrimage” from Spain to Finland, ending in prison
Marta Moreno Muñoz and Oscar Martín traveled 4,000 kilometers on foot, by train and by ferry, to reach Finland from Spain.
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COP24: how artists commit to the climate
Does watching ice melt help us talk about the climate emergency? A critical view on artists commitment at the end of COP24.
In London, scientists, artists and activists surge to save the Humans
On the eve of COP24 in Poland, the role of artists in thinking long-term about the future of the human species on this planet, alongside a new surge of scientist-led activism.
Peter Frase: “We can’t solve everything by techno-tinkering”
Peter Frase is the author of “Four Futures: Life After Capitalism” and contributes to the American leftist magazine “Jacobin”. We caught up with him at the Border Sessions festival.
Mint-sauce worms make headlines
The worms of Roscoff (Brittany, France), which help to understand the consequences of climate change thanks to an educ kit, became worldwide superstars in medias with their collective behavioral dance.
Reproducing (and understanding) the sea level rise in a lab
With fishing line, a glass marble and an electronic scale, two researchers reproduced in vitro the effects of climate change on the oceans.
Understanding climate change with Roscoff worms
The Roscoff Biological Station in France's Finistère region has developed a kit to help people understand the consequences of ocean acidification on marine symbioses such as coral.
Make It Work: Opening the black box of climate talks
Staging mock negotiations ahead of COP21 in December is the aim of the “Theatre of Negotiations” event this week. Makery visited the construction site.