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Every day begins with sunrise. It symbolizes a fresh start, new future, and beginnings. The spirit of the simple, beautiful, and constant sunrise takes shape in the Sunrise Movement.
The grocery store is a space in which we find ourselves all victims to the power of language more than ever. Words matter. If a package has the word natural, it automatically, and sometimes even subconsciously, triggers other words in a consumer’s mind like healthy, good for you, or organic.
In climate conversation, “fossil fuels” is the most used phrase to describe the root cause of climate change, and there is no time to continue denying it is. This past December at the 28th Conference of Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, “fossil fuels” was finally used in the formal agreement.
As long as humanity has existed, so has the gesture of gift-giving. Research suggests that cavemen gifted unique looking teeth or rocks as a sign of appreciation for another. As the status quo has evolved, so has the role of gift-giving with soaring expectations and obligations. When more complex tools were invented, gifts became more elaborate.
Newton’s Third Law states: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In a city with cars that never stop and people who never rest, what is the opposite reaction? What balances the overflow of stimuli and constant motion? This much-needed counteraction of stillness is found in Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Valley Park.