Aug 29, 2018
Temperature Anomalies by Country 1880-2017 by Antti Lipponen Via Flickr: Temperature Anomalies by Country 1880-2017 based on NASA GISTEMP data.
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Temperature Anomalies by Country 1880-2017 by Antti Lipponen Via Flickr: Temperature Anomalies by Country 1880-2017 based on NASA GISTEMP data.
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HOT OFF THE PRESS: Art, Theory and Practice in the Anthropocene (Vernon Press 2018) edited by Julie Reiss @christiesinc with an essay about Justin’s work by the cultural theorist Eva Horn from the University of Vienna, Austria and Justin’s #gistemp #tattoo on the cover #jameshansen #nasagiss @nasaclimatechange @nasaearth https://www.instagram.com/p/BoeSH3IBq-a/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d1nf4bimx5iq
Temperature Anomalies by Country 1880-2017 based on NASA GISTEMP data. This version includes Belgium and United Kingdom that were missing from the first version. Powered by AutoBlogger.co
Justin will be speaking on stage on Saturday in Times Square with NASA/GISS scientist Cynthia Rosenzweig at 2:30 as part of the World Science Festival! Cynthia's science was inspiration for Justin's artist intervention sea level rise app #afterice (download it now if you haven't already!). At 2 pm glaciologist and NASA adjunct #marcotedesco will speak, and at 3pm Her Deepness, the amazing @SylviaEarle @mission_blue #AfterIce @worldscifest @alanalda @nasaclimatechange @nasagoddard #nasagiss @climateofgavin @leonardodicaprio @nasajpl_edu @nasajpl @omgnasa (at Times Square, New York City)