Author: Shannon Bartholomew, Education Ambassador
A New Hope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnIqwDw3yVA
So, here I am, back in my cozy house in the Adirondack ...
Climate Literacy
I Didn’t Know What I’d Find in Paris
"When I arrived in Paris, I didn’t know exactly what I'd find. I didn’t expect to find such raw emo...
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On the Precipice
As we sit here on the precipice of a new negotiated agreement tensions are high, excitement is tangi...
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A New Approach to Climate Action
Today I had the unique opportunity to do two great things. First, I met with Dr. John Holdren, Presi...
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The Clock is Ticking...
Today I visited an installation at the Place du Pantheon here in France. It was 12 pieces of glacial...
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What Does Climate Justice Mean to You?
If you look at your life, and your place in the world, do you ever think, “I deserve justice. My env...
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What Do We All Have in Common?
What could a teacher from Minnesota possibly have in common with a Papuan traditional Leader, a Poet...
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Engaging Youth in Climate Solutions
Well, our first afternoon in Paris. As we entered the city from the airport, you could see the divid...
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Friday Feature: Meet COP21 Education Ambassador Shannon Bartholomew!
As our COP21 Window Into Paris program approaches, we will be featuring an educator in our delegatio...
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Interesting facts about the world's greatest ice sheets
The land-based ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica hold enough water to raise global sea level...
Antarctic