The creators of environmental comedy podcast “Sustainababble” discuss the potential and limitations of climate humor.
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Cartoon: The proposal
Jill Blutt is a multidisciplinary artist and musician born and raised in New York City who resides in Brooklyn. As a self-taught visual storyteller, graduate of Berklee College of Music, and all-around “Jill-of-all-trades,” her work makes up a vibrant multimedia universe that seeks to romanticize the melancholy and mundane. Carl Kissin performed more than 4,000 shows […]
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“I love this work.” Boston-area man finds his calling in the weatherization industry
Energy efficiency jobs are growing rapidly in Massachusetts.
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From poop to pizza: Our top 10 funniest radio stories on climate change
We’ve covered some wild ones over the years.
Posted inEye on the Storm
Category 5 Super Typhoon Mawar rapidly intensifies to 175 mph winds
Mawar is tied as Earth’s strongest storm of 2023 and is the third-strongest typhoon ever observed in May.
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A new way to test for contaminated water takes hours, not a whole day
Heavy rain can wash sewage into bodies of water where people swim.
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What ‘The Simpsons’ taught ’90s kids about climate change
Lisa Simpson tried to warn us.
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Cartoon: The reality of real estate
Ellis Rosen is a cartoonist, writer, and illustrator living in Brooklyn. His cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker since 2016. He is the author of the cartoon book “Dink!” and has a weekly cartoon series, “Junk Drawer,” at gocomics.com. This cartoon is part of Humor Week, a week at Yale Climate Connections where we’re learning […]
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Cómo climatizar su casa
Sellar las fugas y añadir aislamiento puede crear un ambiente más cómodo y ahorrar su dinero.
Posted inEye on the Storm
Typhoon Mawar reintensifying after pounding Guam
The center of the category 4 storm passed about 15 miles north of Guam, with the stronger southern eyewall affecting the island.
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Eight climate comedies for those (too) warm summer evenings ahead
The funniest films about global warming.
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The fossil fuel industry is donating hundreds of millions to university climate and energy research
Activists express alarm about the potential impact on research topics and framing.