The story of a rodent’s unrelenting quest for fulfilment, by Steve Cutts
Written by Contributor, 5th December 2017, 0 Comments
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Permafrost – the Arctic’s sleeping giant: What is it, and why does it matter?
Written by Contributor, 12th August 2017, 0 Comments
What is permafrost? What happens when permafrost thaws? This animation, based on research by scientists at the Alfred Wegener Institute, answers these questions. Understanding this problem, and its connection to global climate change, is of vital importance at a time when the thawing Arctic tundra is creating massive craters and bringing back diseases like anthrax.
Spotlight: Here’s how India has warmed from 1901 till 2017
Written by Contributor, 12th June 2017, 0 Comments
Here are the key findings from Centre for Science and Environment’s study of how India has warmed over the years, also plotted in animation. The analysis looks at temperature trends in the country –both annual and seasonal– from 1901 till recent years. It finds that the country has been getting warmer continuously, consistently and rapidly.
Spotlight: Some ‘wild’ women of India
Written by Contributor, 7th March 2017, 0 Comments
Rohan Chakravarty, creator of a popular comic column, writes: We know of Jane Goodall, Rachel Carson and Dian Fossey. But do you know about these heroes? This Women’s Day (8th March), Green Humour celebrates some ‘wild’ women of India- J.Vijaya, Prerna Bindra, Aparajita Datta, Divya Mudappa, Vidya Athreya, Kiran Pathija, Nandini Velho and Tiasa Adhya (click
Global warming is now off the charts, this stunning comic shows
Written by Contributor, 18th September 2016, 0 Comments
Eric Holthaus writes: The latest comic from xkcd, the internet’s most famous science-focused webcomic, zips through 22,000 years of Earth’s climate history, juxtaposed with key moments in the history of civilization. Seeing it, you’ll probably come to an inescapable conclusion: Nothing like this has ever happened, and it’s about to get a whole lot worse.
Richard Heinberg: The boiling pot: A graphic story
Written by Contributor, 1st June 2016, 0 Comments
This year is the hottest in history: every single month in 2016 so far has set a heat record. Slow, linear change is giving way to non-linear lurches. Extend the present temperature trend for another few months and we may go beyond the threshold of 1.5 degrees. How long until we get to two degrees? Three?
Hitler Denial: A comic on global climate action
Written by Contributor, 25th May 2016, 0 Comments
Today, global action to stop climate change is inconceivable. Yet, in 1938, global action to stop Nazi Germany was also inconceivable. The world was in Hitler denial. Australian cartoonist Stuart McMillen, whose acclaimed long-form comics are inspired by science, ecology, sustainability and economics, takes on the most daunting challenge of our times – climate change.
Graphic novel: The beginning of Delhi’s water wars
Written by Contributor, 20th February 2016, 0 Comments
Everyone, deep in their hearts, is “waiting for the end of the world to come,” said Murakami. If not the end, then at least a good showdown’s definitely expected. Sarnath Banerjee‘s latest graphic novel envisions a similar war in the near future. Fittingly, the war’s going to be fought over something as elemental as water.
Cartoonists’ take on the climate haggling in Paris
Written by Contributor, 8th December 2015, 0 Comments
Editorial cartoonists from around the world have been quick to capture the fault lines in the negotiations ‒ world leaders arriving in Paris in their gas-guzzling jets and SUVs, rich countries lecturing poor countries on climate action, the inability for political leaders to strike a climate consensus up till now. Here are the best picks.
Comic: The 25-year quest for a climate treaty
Written by Contributor, 6th December 2015, 0 Comments
The fragile framework A Nature comic examines the 25-year quest for a climate treaty. Can nations unite to save Earth’s climate? Richard Monastersky & Nick Sousanis, Nature Click on image to view comic MORE IN COMICS: Syria’s Climate-Fueled Conflict, In One Stunning Comic Strip Peak Oil: A Graphic Story
Syria’s Climate-Fueled Conflict, In One Stunning Comic Strip
Written by Contributor, 15th September 2015, 0 Comments
How climate change helped spark a bloody civil war By Audrey Quinn and Jackie Roche, Mother Jones This comic was produced by Years of Living Dangerously and Symbolia Magazine. You can read more of their comics exploring the impacts of climate change here.
Peak Oil: A Graphic Story
Written by Contributor, 19th May 2015, 0 Comments
Australian artist Stuart McMillan has spent over 700 hours creating this amazing cartoon of the life and work of M.King Hubbert. McMillan writes on his blog about what he aimed to do with this cartoon: I knew that I couldn’t produce the definitive account of Peak Oil, through the medium ofcomics. I could simply never