AwE fosters evidence-based conversations that address complex environmental issues through the lens of art-science.
Why is this important? Global temperatures have risen by 1.27°C since 1880. We have to act now before the damage becomes irreversible.
How does this affect us? As temperatures rise, we will face more extreme weather conditions across the U.S. and around the world.
Why evidence? Data lets us analyze complex social and environmental issues. These maps show a correlation between rising temperatures, a lack of trees and vegetation, and low-income neighborhoods.
Richmond, VA
When art meets science, designs for the future can be visualized. This architectural concept proposes a way to restore the aquatic ecosystem using refuse from the Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch.