Week 4 Leg (second part of a three-part series blog on Climate Walk)

Being part of the Climate Walk gave me the opportunity to provide assistance to the engagement of the climate advocates with the communities. We talked to people and listened to the... Read more >

Week 4 Leg (first part of a three-part series blog)

My week-long stint at the Climate Walk started in Naga City, which is almost halfway through 40 days of walking towards typhoon Yolanda's ground zero. I was welcomed with warm smiles and hugs from t... Read more >

With all the injustices happening everywhere in our planet today, I cannot help but wonder what a sustainable future will really look like or if my 2 nephews, ages 5 and 8, will ever get to experience it in their lifetime.

The last two centuries ... Read more >

Climate action comes in many forms. Sometimes it is giving an outlet to show that ways to lower carbon emissions is possible; sometimes it's through the art of written or uttered words—intricately put together to express feelings and honest exploratio... Read more >

"Humanity already possesses the fundamental scientific, technical, and industrial know-how to solve the carbon and climate problems for the next half-century." -Stephen Pacala and Robert Socolow Science, Aug. 2004

Aren't you tired of all the doom-a... Read more >