
Every extractive industry deeply affects the relationship between people on the land and their newly manufactured landscape. The incredibly rapid development of the tar sands in Northern Alberta is having a profound affect on the culture, lifestyle and health of the First Nations. Conversely, communities have gained employment, and access to modern health care and [...]
Nov 24, 2010 | Categories:Climate, Environmental, Featured Photography, Multimedia, Photography Journal | Tags: alberta, canada, climate change, conservation, environment, global warming, indigenous, multimedia, oil, oil sands, photographer, photography, slideshow, tar sands | Leave A Comment »

In 2009, millions of people came together around the world to pressure leaders to sign a legally binding and ambitious deal in Copenhagen. Although the final result in Copenhagen was a failure, 2009 was the year that the climate movement exploded. This energy will carry forward and we will continue to build in numbers until [...]
Mar 02, 2010 | Categories:Activism, COP 15 - Copenhagen, Climate, Multimedia, Photography Journal | Tags: activism, activists, Climate, climate change, cop15, copenhagen, environmental photography, global warming, images, photographer, photography, social movement | Leave A Comment »

Climate change is drastically altering the landscapes and farming industry of the European Continent. From the mountains of Norway to the low lying lands of Italy, from the innovations in the Netherlands to the suffering crops of Romanian farmers, the Project Survival Media team in Europe has explored this issue and produced a multimedia piece. [...]
Mar 01, 2010 | Categories:Climate, Multimedia, Photography Journal | Tags: agriculture, climate change, europe, fired up media, framing, global warming, industry, photography, project survival media, psm | 1 Comment »