Protect Earth Newsmagazine Protect Earth Newsmagazine provides in-depth coverage of how America is addressing the climate crises. Systemic racism has held back progress, along with the deep pockets of industries that don’t want to change the status quo. But there has been, and is, ongoing progress to abate climate change. Protect Earth Newsmagazine highlights what lawmakers […]
Protect Earth Newsmagazine provides in-depth coverage of how America is addressing the climate crises. Systemic racism has held back progress, along with the deep pockets of industries that don’t want to change the status quo. But there has been, and is, ongoing progress to abate climate change.
Protect Earth Newsmagazine highlights what lawmakers from the local level on up to the Federal Government are doing to protect the earth. We also report on community ingenuity and innovations that will help the U.S.A. transition to being powered by 100 percent, clean renewable energy.
We hope elected officials from around the country will find our magazine a resource. What one city council is doing in Maine may become an inspiration for a lawmaker from a state on the other side of the country and visa-versa.
We are an in-print and online publication with important updates posted as they occur in our latest news section.
Ramona has lifetime of experience in journalism with a passion to impart the truth through storytelling. She’s written for the American Indian Smithsonian, other noted publications, and is an author. Ramona is also the Executive Director of Maine Insights newsmagazine which she founded in 2005, and cofounder of the non-profit Solon Center for Research and Publishing.
Alexander Cornell du Houx – Chief Documentary Videographer Alex is dedicated in documenting personal stories with narratives that can lead to policy changes in all levels of government. Alex, a former State of Maine Representative, served in the Marine Corps infantry. He has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan where he gained personal experience seeing why climate change is a national security threat. He’s currently a Public Affairs Officer with the Navy Reserve and co-founder of Elected Officials to Protect America.
Brianna heralds from Wilmington, North Carolina. “The climate crisis is personal for me. I’ve grown up watching my home and community face the devastation of worsening storms each hurricane season.” Brianna wrote for the Bowdoin Orient.
Diego seeks out positive adaptations to the climate crisis through the lens of multimedia storytelling. He wants to, “help protect this country’s wild and natural spaces that I have come to love and call home.”
Olivia is interested in environmental policy and its intersection with advocacy. In her free time, she sings with a cappella group.
From Long Island, New York, Sarah faced flooding, sea level rise, and worsening storms due to climate change. She hopes her reporting will improve the world we are living by telling the truth about the dangers of climate change.
Maegan is passionate about investigating social and environmental sustainability.
Sanya is from Basking Ridge, New Jersey and is passionate about climate justice. “I’d like to help erase environmental racism.”
Kory is from Pomona, California. She’s dedicated in helping underserved communities. “My goal is to be able to give those communities affected by climate change a voice.”
Elise has always loved nature. Through her art she exhibits her intense passion for environmental justice.
Protect Earth Newsmagazine is a project of the nonprofit 501(c)3 Solon Center for Research and Publishing and EOPA.
