In her latest work, the artist asks: "What does ecological grief look like? What does it mean to carry our psychological encumbrances through the world?"
As the impacts of climate change become more apparent on Martha’s Vineyard and around the world, artist Cindy Kane has stayed grounded by tending her...
Emily and Steve Solarazza are really committed to solar power.
When I walk up to Steve and Emily Solarazza’s 600-square foot Vineyard Haven home on a sunny June afternoon, they greet me on their front deck, where they are roasting two sweet potatoes in a solar oven. They tell me it takes several hours for the potatoes to cook in...
The owner of Native Earth Teaching Farm in Chilmark is the author of the new book, Weed Wisdom
Rebecca Gilbert remembers living through Hurricane Bob...
While parts of this country experience record heat waves, nations throughout the world are beset by dangerously soaring temperatures, and President Biden is struggling to...
How a little-known center in Woods Hole became a hub for climate research and policy.
Looking at the stately Woodwell Climate Research Center, which sits on a hill off the road leading to Woods Hole, you might not guess that...
From “Frankenfood” to eradicating disease, GMOs have been regarded as both peril and promise. But one thing’s for sure: They’re here to stay.
When we cross the border from Canada en route to the Vineyard, my husband and I typically stop to...
A certain amount of sea level rise is locked in. So what are we going to do about it?
The phrases “climate change” and “sea level rise” nearly go hand in hand, particularly when discussed in coastal communities like Martha’s Vineyard. Many of the cliché images of global warming often...
