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Make it Write-Creative and Earth Witness Reporting

You are on assignment to report and photograph events about climate change on planet earth. You are a freelance journalist/writer/photographer for the I Spy division of the news at the MUSE Campaign.

Give us an objective account of events that you are witnessing. Or make it a biographical piece from your first-hand experience. Be our eyes into the world of climate change. Show us the changes you are witnessing, how it is impacting your life, the lives of people you care about, nature, and the planet.

Share with us the painful truths and events about global warming and environmental devastation. Also,show the positive side: the innovations and activism. Please share the green, sustainable actions that are being made. We need good news too. And lots of it.

Writers—give us some of the basics like, Who, What, When, Where, Why or How. Photographers—show us what you see. Show us real life events as objectively as you can. How is climate change affecting you? What is the truth.

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If the Earth

Submitted by admin on 6 August 2008 - 7:35pm.

If the earth
were only a few feet in diameter,
floating a few feet above a field somewhere,
people would come from everywhere to marvel
at it. People would walk around it marveling at its
big pools of water, its little pools and the water flowing
between. People would marvel at the bumps on it and the
holes in it. They would marvel at he very thin layer of gas
surrounding it and the water suspended in the gas. The people
would marvel at all the creatures walking around the surface of

ROSY PERIWINKLE SOLILOQUY

Submitted by admin on 23 May 2008 - 3:52pm.

Late in the night,
above the urban drawl,
a song summons me
from quiet black sleep,
a voice percussive and shrill
like a lucid, drunk piccolo.

A mockingbird sings—
the very one that sang reveille,
that bright but eerie solo.

The sound penetrates
like a sub-zero wind,
now transposing to a voice
I comprehend.

"Imagine the earth without bird-song.
Gone from dawn to dusk to dawn,
mute forever."

Alarms peal,