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Author Archives: Harriet
On Mother’s Day, we want to send a big shout out and sincere thank you to OUR Mother, Mother Earth, for the amazing, inspirational and extraordinary world she has created for us. We also want to send a heartfelt thanks … Continue reading
My son is now 20 years old, no longer 11; and the recorded level of CO2 according to the instruments at the top of the Mauna Loa volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii reached 410.28 ppm on April 17th, … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Disasters, In The News, Nature, Politics, Science
Tagged 410ppm, climate change and CO2, CO2 and Mauna Loa, Mauna Loa Observatory, NASA CO2, NOAA CO2
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A few days before Earth Day 2018, I had the good fortune of interviewing actor, environmentalist and humanitarian – Ian Somerhalder. Ian is best known for his starring role as Damon Salvatore on CW’s hit television series THE VAMPIRE DIARIES. … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Day is Every Day, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Energy Upgrade California, Energy Upgrade California & Ian Somerhalder, Ian Somerhalder and climate change, Ian Somerhalder Foundation, Ian Somerhalder on becoming a father, Ian Somerhalder on climate change, ISFoundation
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On April 22nd we celebrate Earth Day. In the United States and in many communities around the world we will make efforts to spend time in nature: walks in local parks and picnics on the beach. We will also take … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mama Video Peek of the Week, Climate Mamas & Papas, Disasters, Earth Day is Every Day, Nature, Oceans & Water, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Climate Change Grants, Climate Change grants for schools, Earth Day, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Marshall Islands and Climate change, Marshall Islands last generation, NWF Grants, PBS Frontline, sea level rise marshall Islands, The Ground Truth Project, The Last Generation
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On March 24, 2018 I marched in Newark, NJ to raise attention to gun violence and the need for sensible gun laws. Many of our Climate Mamas and Papas marched in their cities and in our nation’s capital. On April … Continue reading
“Be the change you wish to see in the world”.. No one says it better then Ghandi…! Earth Hour this year coincides with student led marches – the March for our Lives – all across the United States and around … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Disasters, In The News, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged be the change climate change, be the change gun violence, climate change and earth hour, climate change and gun violence, connecting the dots, earth hour 2018, Gun violence, species loss, The March for Our Lives
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March 8th is International Women’s Day and is observed as a national holiday in many countries around the world. I want to share some of my thoughts with you on this special day. I feel strongly that women are central to … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mamas & Papas, Holidays, Lifestyle & Fun, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged International Womens Day, s'heroes, WECAN, women and climate change, women earth and climate action network, women for climate justice, women warriors, Women's rights
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As Climate Mamas and Papas we look for small and large ways to show we are taking climate action. We find opportunities to demonstrate our resolve to “walk the walk” on sustainability and to build climate hope and a livable … Continue reading
Could a ban on fracking drilling be enough to protect the land, flora fauna, people and WATER of the Delaware River Basin? Would water withdrawals from the Delaware to enable fracking in other regions, including as well the storage, processing … Continue reading
