Our Land, Our Sea, Our Future
A special report on the New England environment: where we are … and where we’re headed.
By Yankee Magazine|Feb 22 2018|
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Photo Credit : Katherine Keenan
/// Rising Seas
New England was built on the coast. Its fate will depend upon how well we adapt to a future that can no longer be denied. By Howard Mansfield
/// Two Voices, One Message
As Vermont scholars from very different eras, George Perkins Marsh and Bill McKibben share common ground in trying to save the planet. By Leath Tonino and Richard Conniff
/// Green Milestones
A look at some of New England’s most memorable contributions to the conservation movement, from Walden to Project Puffin.
/// Ghosts of the Northern Forest
From the heart of moose country, a story about who wins and who loses in our rapidly changing climate. By Cheryl Lyn Dybas
/// Beyond Beauty
Nature photographer Jerry Monkman creates art that’s also a call to action.
I read with distaste the articles of rising seas and Mel Allen’s remarks. This all smacks of far left liberal banter with one way convoluted statements. Nowhere did I see the real cause of climate change – overpopulation. Do you really think turning off lights will make a difference? 7.5 Billion people in the world now.