Rising seas are turning Miami’s high ground into hot property
In Miami these days, it’s all about elevation, elevation, elevation. While some scientific models predict enough polar ice melt to bring at least 10 feet of sea level rise to … Read More
Month: July 2019
Climate change: How rich people could help save the planet
The more stuff you own, and the more you travel, the more fossils fuels are burned, and the more greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere. Jetting around, buying luxury … Read More
Tupolev Tu-144 : The Soviets’ doomed rival to Concorde
Read more unknown and curious design origin stories here. When the Soviet rival to Concorde made its first foreign appearance at the Paris Air Show in 1971, everyone was impressed. … Read More
Ian Weldon captures weddings in their candid, chaotic glory
Written by Zoe Sottile, CNN Ripped trousers, last-minute cigarettes, grandmas on the dance floor — these are not your typical wedding photos. But then again, the title of Ian Weldon’s … Read More
Rory Doyle’s “Delta Hill Riders” focuses on black cowboy culture today
Written by Alan Huffman, CNN The image of a typical American cowboy — a rough-hewn white guy in dirt stained blue jeans, cowboy hat and boots — is a staple … Read More