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The print studio at @northern_iowa #wearetheasteroid #triassicweatherahead #fossilfuelinginequality @tim303 @unisustain (at University of Northern Iowa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B42QAdFFXM8/?igshid=u8is1tl22k3n

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FOSSIL FUELING INEQUALITY The connection between fossil fuels and inequality around the globe are great. As developed countries burn greater and greater amounts of gas, petroleum and coal, smaller, less developed countries end up suffer the impacts on a disproportionate scale, fueling inequality. The best example being a country like Bangladesh which has contributed negligible amounts of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere over the last century, but will have millions upon millions of displaced citizens due to rising seas. The seas’ height of course being intricately tied to how much carbon is burned and released into the atmosphere, which traps the suns heat, warming and melting the ice caps while also driving the thermal expansion of the oceans. #fossilfuelinginequality Eco Haikus for Marquees, 2019 @summit LA ECO-HAIKUS FOR MARQUEES is the work of Justin Brice Guariglia, a New York City based artist. Beginning in 2016, Guariglia began collaborating with the philosopher Timothy Morton to generate a series of eco-aphorisms, or “eco-haikus” as he calls them, that would help people to think ecologically. ECO-HAIKUS FOR MARQUEES brings together a compilation of these aphorisms, written by both Morton and Guariglia. The haikus, often both playful and serious, function to expand our collective vocabulary, giving us important tools to better understand the great existential issues around climate change, global warming, and ecological collapse. @tim303 (at Los Angeles Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4vq_7XFzZz/?igshid=3zxditnwoian

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Shown in the official plan of the #greenNewDeal for NYC is Justin’s project — Climate Signals, presented last fall with the @climatemuseum and the NYC Mayor's Office Climate Policy and Programs @nycmayorsoffice @nyclimate @nycparks @governorsisland #fossilfuelinginequality #OneNY #climatesignalsnyc (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwuWwLcFuIM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=r0plzuefdtl8