Kans Phool — A Tale of Culture and Climate Change
September 6, 2022
As with most traditional Indian festivals, there’s no fixed date on the Gregorian Calendar for the celebration of Pujo, i.e. Durga Puja, a ten-day festive observance in reverence of Goddess Durga and an especially important ...
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Climate Change Is Not a Joke — We All Need to Do Something Now
August 25, 2021
When people first started talking about going green, they celebrated small efforts like recycling and skipping plastic straws. Although many people still hold those same standards, climate change became an active threat in the decades ...
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It’s not over, it’s just getting starting.
July 23, 2021
On July 4th, the temperature reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit where I live on the Olympic peninsula in Washington state, near the bay and surrounded by state forest lands. I’ve heard that during the gargantuan heatwave ...
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