Did you know that we know more about the surface of the moon than we know about the ocean floor? Our guest was surprised to learn this too. In this week’s Green Room, artist Alana Yang shares the effects of ocean acidification on oysters and coral (and so many other things!). She suggests that young people need to take the lead on climate change, and support research efforts on climate issues. And with all of that, she’s hopeful for the future.
Did you know that we know more about the surface of the moon than we know about the ocean floor? Our guest was surprised to learn this too. In this week’s Green Room, artist Alana Yang shares the effects of ocean acidification on oysters and coral (and so many other things!). She suggests that young people need to take the lead on climate change, and support research efforts on climate issues. And with all of that, she’s hopeful for the future.
You can find Alana Yang here:
Instagram: @AlanaYang_
And her winning artwork, Soaring Hope here
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