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Plastically Possible Student Art Competition
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Jul 14


Plastic Fantastic Lovers
Almost exactly 15 years ago, I published a story in Smithsonian about a remarkable artist couple I’d encountered at an event in Berkeley, California. Richard Lang and Judith Selby had their first date on Kehoe Beach, at the Point Reyes National Seashore. They quickly discovered that, for the past three years, they’d independently been collecting washed-up bits of plastic to use in their work. (Talk about a match made in heaven!) They became collaborators, and these found plas
Jul 13


Chiang Mai Plastically Possible Student Art Challenge
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Jul 8


On World Ocean Day, the $32 trillion blue economy needs reframing
HONG KONG (Callaway Climate Insights) — World Ocean Day, observed each year on June 8, is a reminder that the ocean is far more than a scenic backdrop to our lives. It is the beating heart of the planet’s climate system, a primary source of food for billions, and the foundation of a global blue economy valued at more than $32 trillion, with over $3 trillion in annual output. More than three billion people depend directly on marine biodiversity for their livelihoods, and over
Jun 16
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