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- ...and more about what The Little Mermaid would look likeIncluding "Arctic Ariel", "Coral Reef Ariel", and "Open Ocean Ariel"
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F.O.L.D. Tuesday weekly themes for April 2019
- Surviving the Dust BowlBlack clouds of dust. Hordes of insects and tarantulas. Starvation. This was a bleak period of American history, and one that was of our own creation.
- How Farming Almost Destroyed Ancient Human CivilizationHow has the environment impacted other great civilizations? Or is it vise-versa?
- Lessons from Easter Island | Carl Lipo | TEDxBermudaTEDx Talks
Published on Dec 16, 2014 - What Really Happened On Easter Island?? The Mystery of Easter IslandphoenixXchannel
Published on Sep 20, 2016
The Ends of the World by ISBN: 0062364820Publication Date: 2017-06-13
- Why are we being such idiots about climate change?May 2, 2014 / John Carey
ideas.ted.com - Mountaintop Removal: A hazardous, wasteful practiceA hazardous, wasteful practice, Mountaintop Removal is carving a dent in our natural resources disproportionate to anything that can be recovered.
- A shorter look at Mountaintop RemovalVICE
Published on Jul 3, 2012 Massive corporations are blowing up mountains and creating environmental ruins in West Virginia. All this devastation, just to extract some coal. - 10 worst man-made environmental disastersWatchMojo.com
Published on Apr 7, 2017 - Assad's Syria & Cost of Climate Change (VICE on HBO: Season 5, Episode 1)VICE
Published on Aug 14, 2017 - Human Population Through TimeAmerican Museum of Natural History
Published on Nov 4, 2016
Big Coal by ISBN: 0618872248Publication Date: 2007-04-03
Chernobyl 01 by ISBN: 0993597505Publication Date: 2016-04-26
- James NestorWebsite which includes lots of cool things including current projects, books, and more!
- Rooftop Farming Is Getting Off The GroundSeptember 25, 201310:48 AM ET by Eliza Barclay for NPR.
- The 15-Year-Old Environmental Activist Suing the Government over Climate ChangeVICE
Published on Apr 22, 2016
The Green Self-Build Book by ISBN: 1903998735Publication Date: 2006-11-01
- Geek GardeningWired Magazine's article on how to use even the most limited space to grow your own food.
- Can Corporations Stop Climate Change? Hosted by Michael Barbaro, produced by Michael Simon Johnson, Eric Krupke and Lynsea Garrison, and edited by Larissa Anderson and Paige CowettOne letter to executives around the world has prioritized climate change on corporate agendas. But will this make a difference without government regulation?
Monday, February 24th, 2020
- Reddit: Guerrilla GardeningA movement for the people to take gardening to the street.
- Stand For TreesThe website mentioned in the above video.
- The Rise of Back-to-the-Basics FuneralsThe Rise of Back-to-the-Basics Funerals
Baby Boomers Are Drawn to Green and Eco-Friendly Funerals
The New York Times
By SUSAN CHUMSKYMARCH 12, 2014 - Grow Your Plants From StemsDetails on plants that are good for growing from stem cuttings, and how to go about it.
- The Future of EnergyVICE
Published on Jul 21, 2017 - Future of Farming & AgricultureThe Daily Conversation
Published on May 17, 2017 - Scientists Warn We Are Approaching The Next Mass ExtinctionAre we seeing our error too late?
- What the Earth would look like if all the ice meltedScience Insider
Published on Feb 18, 2015
Life by ISBN: 0062296051Publication Date: 2016-04-19
- Sperm whales in 19th century shared ship attack informationWhalers’ logbooks show rapid drop in strike rate in north Pacific due to changes in cetacean behaviour.
This week will feature a very special guest in the library- stay tuned for more info as the week approaches!
- The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals by Charles DarwinFull book digitized available for free via Project Gutenberg.
April Book Recommendations
Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?
The Ends of the World
Beatrice and Virgil
The Soul of an Octopus
The Lost Language of Plants
Beyond Words
When Elephants Weep
Big Coal
Chernobyl 01
The Green Self-Build Book
Life
Deep
Kindness in a Cruel World
Human Adaptability, Student Economy Edition
Little Less Arctic
April Movie Recommendations (2018)
- WALL·E (2008)After humans have destroyed Earth and long-since abandoned it, a quirky little robot wakes up.
- Princess Mononoke (1997)Possibly one of the best animated movies ever made. This movie challenges the binary good/bad that we are so used to- every side seems to have a valid point of view, and yet they are all conflicting. At the heart of this film is the fundamental truth of the danger we pose to the world around us, and how that bonces back in a mirror reflection to endanger ourselves.
- Erin Brockovich (2000)Considered by many to be a classic, Erin Brokovich is the story a fiery female protagonist, an ethical lawyer with a deep-running streak of kindness, and the corporation that was remorselessly exposing people to deadly chemicals that were leaking and spreading from their factories into the surrounding ground.