If your travels take you into New York, check out the new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. “Climate Change: The Threat to Life and the New Energy Future,” opened on October 18th and will run through next August. “Yes, climate has changed throughout Earth’s long history, but this time it is different. For the first time, complex human societies are facing the consequences of climate change worldwide. Plant and animal species already threatened by fragmented habitats are feeling the impact. And for the first time, humans are causing it. Can we avoid disastrous climate change by altering the way we live? There is still time. But it will take a worldwide effort, lasting generations. And it needs to start now. “
If you aren’t able to make the trip in to see the exhibit, check out the web site, which provides a full description of the exhibition, additional resources, and an exhibition blog.
Thanks for publicizing “Climate Change: The Threat to Life and the New Energy Future” at the American Museum of Natural History. I live just across town from the Museum, but hadn’t heard about it. As an advocate for change for healthier & more sustainable energy I’m looking forward to visiting the exhibition. I’ll also be sure to alert friends and colleagues about it.