Where do we start? (174-223)
The big question of this section is “Where do we start?” How do we even begin to change aspects of our lives when it …
Secrets and Companionship(pgs 92-168)
The conditions keep worsening for the residents of New Qian and a dilemma emerges for Noria and those in the community: Should …
Falling for Dance
These four performances were so sublime, so rich, and so special in their own way. Everything from the choreography to the lighting …
Tone and Perception(pgs 132-173)
The images of Marlon Brando in The Godfather, Robert DeNiro in Taxi Driver and Al Pacino in Serpico help us remember that the world …
Eternal Flow of Water (pgs 1-91)
The discussion of water and other aspects of the everyday realities facing Noria and her friends and family acquaints us well with the world of …
Desmond Tutu at Lehman Intersections
The quote that caught my eye in the intersections was from Desmond Tutu who said “I am because you are.” I liked it …
An Uncertain Future(pgs 96-131)
This section of the book outlined so many uncertainties regarding the future of our planet. It was quite overwhelming to weigh and …
Mountains, Rivers, and Jungles (Salgado Exhibit)
Salgado’s photography exhibit was effective at both depicting the environments and people affected by climate change/human activity and doing so in an artistic way. …
Reflection/Reaction on my first ever march
I’ve never really considered myself to be an activist or someone who gets involved with protests, but participating in The People’s Climate …
The Staying Power of Climate Change(pgs 72-95)
One aspect of the memoir I like so far is the brief contemplative interludes Squarzoni puts in to change the pace of …
So many forces, such little time (Pg. 37-71)
This section of the book made me remember the ending to the classic Playstation 1 role-playing game Final Fantasy 7. At the …
Squarzoni’s Memories (Intro-pg 37)
Phillipe Squarzoni spends the intro of Climate Changed contemplating how to begin the story so as to affect the reader in the …
Adaptation Apartheid in “One Planet, One Chance”
The quotation I found most striking from the video was; “No community with a sense of justice, compassion, or respect for basic human …
Feelings and thoughts on night at the Brooklyn Museum
These were the two paintings about which my group and I discussed at length during the night at the museum. The two paintings …
Response to Bill McKibben’s “A Call to Arms”
I think that Bill McKibben has expressed exactly what needs to be expressed regarding climate change and the necessity of public action. …
About me…
Hello everyone. My name is Peter Lawlor and during my free time I love to do a number of different activities. When …
