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.
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Brimstone: Giving Dirty Industry a Clean Upgrade
Cement production is something we rarely think about, but it’s one of the largest contributors to climate change. As more cement is needed every year, is there anything we can do to stop this problem from building up? Caltech Ph.D. Cody Finke has a high-tech solution, and he’s already attracting big-name investors. Columbia Business School Professor and Climate Economist Gernot Wagner heads to Brimstone's laboratory to see what’s really going on.
Small Town Explosion: What Really Happened in East Palestine?
When the small town of East Palestine was shaken awake by a massive chemical train derailment, residents knew they had to leave their homes immediately. But just two days after the accident, they were told it was safe to return. It wasn’t long before rashes, headaches, and nosebleeds began. As the situation worsened, and spun out of control, residents decided they had to come together to find out the truth. What really happened in East Palestine?
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INTERNSHIP at The YEARS Project
APPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERNSHIP ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED. CLIMATE MEDIA INTERNSHIP (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...