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New Threat to the Ocean Food Supply: Interview with Ken Caldiera
Michael Killen, Artist and Filmmaker asks ocean researcher, Ken Caldiera, who helped increase awareness of ocean acidification about threats to the ocean food chain. Michael refers to ocean acidification as ocean change. michael@killen.com Twitter @killenmichael
Climate Change Narrative Needs New Teeth to Even Slow Carbon Emissions, No Less Do More
Michael Killen, former think tank executive and continuing TV talk show host, and now the artist who made large scale paintings that include “Sustainability” and “Resilience of America” , both 24 feet long and that NASA and other important organizations … Continue reading
AGU 2014: Art that Raises Need to Replace Carbon Emissions Fuel
The Silicon Valley Thorium Alliance will display at their Booth 2617 Michael Killen’s large scale paintings: ‘Don Quixote Meets Ocean Change’ and ‘Don Quixote Joins in Battle to Fight Sea Level Rise.’ Booth painting help raise the level of discussion … Continue reading
US Gov to Display Painting Inspired by Carbon Emissions Threat to Ocean Food Chain
NASA Ames and Stanford’s Precourt Energy Efficiency Center and Woods Institute for Environmental Studies have usually been first to display Michael Killen’s new paintings that have included ‘Sustainablity’ (24 x 5 ft), ‘Resilience (of America)’ (24 x 5 ft), ‘Don … Continue reading
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Paul R. Ehrlich and Michael Killen: Impact or Carbon Emissions, Population and Unqualified Persons in Congress
Paul R. Ehrlich and Michael Killen discuss a wide range of topics including carbon emissions, population, lack of qualified person in Congress and water. Michael has, in his paintings and speeches, joined Don Quixote to both Climate Change and Ocean … Continue reading
SRI Fellow, “When We Discover Need to Stop Carbon Emissions Solar and Wind Won’t Be Enough”
Ripudaman Malhotra, who is also co-Author of “A Cubic Mile of Oil” says, “When you consider how little time we have to act to stop ocean acidification and warming that are destroying the base of the ocean food chain, and … Continue reading
Governments, foundations, Universities, and other organizations' Climate Change Action Persuasion Strategies have made progress appealing to people's logic. 