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Reduced Food Waste

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Art and Books and Dance, Oh My! Radio interview with Trace Nichols | KDNK
NESTed art gallery in Carbondale showcases the intersection between art and science | PostIndependent.com
NESTed Roots Exhibition is being installed — opens Friday at Carbondale Arts
NESTed Roots: Science and Art Collaboration with CUBoulder — Carbondale Arts

Drinks with tha fam.

Drinks with tha fam.

Of course we measure distancing by length of skis

Of course we measure distancing by length of skis 🎿 😂
#socialdistancing
#noteintime
#skisapart

A best practice for climate change during a health

A best practice for climate change during a health crisis – ‘Reduced Food Waste’
The written text reads:

Reduced Food Waste – #3 – 70.53 gigatons reduced CO2
A third of the food raised or prepared does not make it from farm or factory to fork. Producing uneaten food squanders a whole host of resources – seeds, water, energy, land, fertilizer, hours of labor, financial capital – and generates greenhouse gases at every stage – including methane when organic matter lands in the global rubbish bin. The food we waste is responsible for roughly 8 percent of global emissions. –Paul Hawken

Here's another photogravure, this one a consequenc

Here's another photogravure, this one a consequence of the health crisis - 'Airplanes: Take Fewer Trips'
Airplanes: Take Fewer Trips

The written text reads: Airplanes – Take Fewer Trips – #43 – 5.05 gigatons reduced CO2 Today, some 20,000 airplanes are in service around the world, producing at minimum 2.5 percent of annual emissions. With upwards of 50,000 planes expected to take to the skies by 2040 – and take to them more often – fuel efficiency will have to rise dramatically if emissions are to be reduced. –Paul Hawken

Base Image: Airplanes: LOC 2014646480; Nov. 1939 | Frissell, Toni

The body of work is focused on solutions for climate change that the individual can take on. The texts are from Paul Hawken’s Draw Down. The images are recycled images from the Library of Congress’s public domain repository of Prints and Photographs.

A few of my photogravure etchings from the latest

A few of my photogravure etchings from the latest installed art show at The Red Brick Aspen (that can’t be viewed in person currently) are taking on incredible significance in light of our current health crisis.

For instance, here is the piece titled “Telepresence” – something we are doing a LOT of today.

The written text reads:

Telepresence – #63 – 1.99 gigatons reduced CO2
By integrating a set of high-performance visual, audio, and network technologies and services, people who are geographically separated can interact in a way that captures many of the best aspects of an in-person experience. When it is possible to exist and function remotely, the need to travel becomes less necessary. In a world of global-business footprints and international collaboration, if people can work together without being in the same place, they can dodge a host of travel-related emissions. –Paul Hawken

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