Age of Union Alliance, a non-profit environmental organization, is bringing its immersive exhibition, The Black Hole Experience (BHX), to L.A. Climate Week in Los Angeles. This unique exhibit, designed to inspire the next generation of changemakers, will be open to the public on September 14th with free admission.
On August 23rd, River Phoenix’s sister, Rain Phoenix, paid tribute to the late actor on what would have been his 54th birthday. She shared a heartfelt message along with photos of her brother, reflecting on his powerful words and lasting impact on the world.
Age of Union Alliance, a non-profit environmental organization, is bringing its immersive exhibition, ‘The Black Hole Experience’ (BHX), to Times Square in New York City from August 2-4, 2024. This free event, in collaboration with Refraction, aims to foster a collective consciousness by immersing visitors in a visually stunning environment inspired by black holes. The experience, designed by artist Kelly Nunes, encourages a meditative exploration of the cosmos and our connection to the natural world.
Charlie Cordero, a recipient of the PhotoVogue Festival Grant, uses his photography to shed light on the devastating effects of climate change on the San Bernardo archipelago in Colombia. His project, focusing on Santa Cruz del Islote, the world’s most densely populated island, showcases the rising sea levels and their impact on the local community.
The travel industry, particularly the cruise sector, has been plagued by environmental concerns. However, a wave of change is sweeping through the industry as operators implement initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices. In this article, we highlight cruise companies that are leading the charge in environmental stewardship. By nominating them for the Sailawaze Excellence Awards and voting for your favorites, you can support their efforts and be entered into a draw to win a luxurious cruise.
Fashion designer Tory Burch was honored with a TIME Earth Award on Wednesday for her dedication to sustainability through simplicity. Burch emphasized the significance of collaboration between artists and scientists in addressing environmental challenges, highlighting her brand’s efforts to reduce waste and promote clean energy.
Hong Kong has implemented a ban on single-use plastics, sparking mixed reactions among residents. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has expressed concerns over the supply and affordability of replacement products, emphasizing the need for a collective effort towards environmentalism. While some businesses have opted to offer alternatives, others like the LH Group have temporarily closed takeaway services to avoid hassle. Lee remains optimistic about the policy’s long-term impact and encourages the use of reusable cutlery as an alternative solution.
Celebrities have taken to social media to celebrate Earth Day and share their contributions to the planet’s well-being. Salma Hayek hugged a tree, Kendall Jenner highlighted 818 Tequila’s sustainability efforts, Ryan Seacrest went on a scenic hike, and Zooey Deschanel listened to lettuce for wisdom. Ellen DeGeneres partnered with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant trees, while Jessica Alba urged her followers to take action. Younger celebrities like Nicky Hilton and Jenna Dewan also shared their appreciation for nature.
On Earth Day, Gujarat’s first licensed female skydiver, Shweta Parmar, made a daring solo descent from 13,000 feet in Thailand. Unfurling an ‘End Plastic’ flag, she raised awareness for plastic pollution and promoted a cleaner planet.
Indian spiritual leader and environmental campaigner Sadhguru warns that humans could become extinct if the world doesn’t take significant action to combat climate change. He emphasizes the importance of revitalizing soil health as a primary step in mitigating climate change and calls for governments to prioritize ecological regeneration.
