The YEARS Project
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We are storytellers and educators applying our efforts to inform, empower and unite the world in the face of climate change.
OUR VISION A WORLD IN WHICH ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE IS THE TOP POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUE.
‘‘The most important climate change multimedia communication endeavor in history.
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CLIMATE STORY
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They're Human to Me
The most prosperous enslaver in Louisiana once held over 750 people captive under grueling conditions on his sugar plantations, including one known as Orange Grove. Now, a company called Air Products wants to build a chemical plant on that land, which would heavily pollute nearby Black communities. But there’s one more problem: the graves of those who were enslaved at Orange Grove have not been identified. Are their memories about to be erased?
Building Things In America
Mill 19 used to be one of the largest steel mills in the country, but was abandoned for 20 years when Pennsylvania's steel industry collapsed. Now it has found new life as a high-tech robotics hub, the largest slanted rooftop solar array in the country, and various universities and companies setting up shop to build next-gen tech inside. Watch to see how America can build things again.
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INTERNSHIP at The YEARS Project
CLIMATE MEDIA INTERNSHIP - Social Media (PAID) The YEARS Project [YEARS] is a 501c(3) nonprofit, Emmy award-winning media company focused on educating and engaging audiences to take action on climate change...
The Case For Accountability: Honolulu's Lawsuit Against Big Oil
Amid the climate crisis, it can be challenging to sift through the chaos to find a win...
Decolonizing Climate Action: The Cure for the Resource Curse
The green pastures are in ruin. The water is dark. The land is no longer the same...