Climate Crisis is now a dire emergency as we lose 20,000 square feet of glacial ice weekly, melting into the ocean. The air conditioners of the planet are going fast as carbon content of the delicate shell of our atmosphere has risen beyond endurable amounts to over 400 parts per million. Come learn and spread the word. Read the Editorial at Ec0-Poetry.org and learn how we can organize around the need to bring the carbon and methane content of the atmosphere down below 350 parts per million for life to survive on Earth. The Dec. 5th, 2016 free event on Carbon Pricing will help you educate yourself and spread the word to save the future of civilization and all life on Earth. Too many people are unaware of the dire consequences of climate catastrophe described in the new documentary by Leonardo Di Caprio’s Foundation’s now free online BEFORE THE FLOOD, distributed by National Geographic as he travels the world as United Nations Ambassador for Climate Change and Peace. The event on carbon pricing is free and open to the public. Organized by 350NYC & hosted by NYC Grassroots Alliance.
RSVP on Eventbrite: http://tinyurl.com/carbon-tax-Dec5
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This blog is attached to the website I edit and publish, an online anthology of Ecological Poetry at www.Eco-Poetry.org/ which also includes news and alerts re. climate crisis. Several fine American poets are on our board and Nancy Mercado is our assistant editor. The advisory board includes Marge Piercy, Joanne Monte, Quincy Troupe, Alicia Ostriker, Vivian Demuth, D. Nurkse, Myra Shapiro and myself. Ernesto Cardenal, Galway Kinnell, Robert Bly, Wendall Barry, Walt Whitman and Emily Dickson are just a few of the poets on our e-anthology pages. Daniela Gioseffi is founding editor-in-chief. She consider Bill McKibben to be her spiritual guide for her work in ecological literature. We seek to be international and have poets from Latin America, Japan, Norway and the Abenaki and Mohawk Nations. The anthology is always growing. The editor, Daniela Gioseffi is an American Book Award winning author of 16 books of poetry and prose and has edited two international compendiums, WOMEN ON WAR: International Writings...(NY: Touchstone/Simon & Schuster 1988 & The Feminist Press, 2003, in in print for over 25 yrs.) and ON PREJUDICE: A Global Perspective (Anchor/Doubleday, 1993.) She's published 6 books of poetry, the earliest EGGS in the LAKE (BOA Editions, Ltd) and the latest BLOOD AUTUMN: Autunno di sangue, which won The John Ciardi Award for Lifetime Achievement in Poetry, 2007. She won the NY State OSIA Literary Award in 2008 and also won two grant awards in poetry and performance poetry from The NY State Council for the Arts. A verse of hers was etched in marble on a wall of PENN Station, NY, 2002 with those of Walt Whitman and William Carlos Williams. She's appeared twice on The Poet and the Poem, National Public Radio show of Library of Congress sponsored by The National Endowment for the Arts. I've given readings all around the USA and Europe and my poetry and books have been translated into Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Serbo-Croation, German and Chinese. She's also published novels with Doubleday and has an e-book on the life of the iconic American Poet Emily Dickinson, titled The Story of Emily Dickinson's Master: Wild Nights! Wild Nights currently available online! Eco-Poetry.org has been online since 2010. More info. at www.Gioseffi.com
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