My Fiancee actually watched this video with me since this video related a lot to what he learned about geoengineering in culinary school. I asked him about geoengineering and what he learned about it and he told […]
In this lecture, there was a question that was asked towards the middle and it stayed with me throughout. I’d personally want to answer the question in my own words. “Does the term “Climate refugee” reduce […]
Hey Lisalynn, I liked reading your response and you make a great point about the Vatnajokull with the usage of a phone number. Not only is it interactive but sparks curiosity on what can be on the receiving end of […]
At the start of the lecture, I was confused by the term “slow violence”. When violence comes to mind, I just think of the usual physical and aggressive behaviors towards one individual to another. That was my sta […]
Hey Stephanie, you brought up points about how we perceive animals and how we are taught to perceive animals. Humans generally start thinking or acknowledging animals intellect when it starts to match that of […]
I really enjoyed this lecture about animals, the introduction of the video sharing facts about non-human animals and how they navigate through things like socializing, communication and even their perception of […]
Hey Aisha, I enjoyed reading your response as I had similar thoughts when looking at those specific works as well. At first glance and without context, the image looks beautiful. I question as well whether the […]
This lecture had many great works and visuals that demonstrated these environmental issues very well in ways that were more than charts and data I thought might be the main usage of visuals. The art works that […]
Hey Deborah, I really enjoyed reading your comment and your take on the term Anthropocene. The wording used to talk about the toll humans have on the environment is very important, especially when trying to put […]
This week’s lecture was eye opening and helped get the gears moving about how humans affect the environment. The part of the lecture that caught my attention immediately was how there is no separation between […]
