Kelsey Nowakowski

Environmental journalist based in Puerto Rico. Regularly contributes to National Geographic magazine and covers topics linked to Forestry for Lampoon.

Dutch couple creates first of its kind in-home water recycling system: Hydraloop

Milano Ocean Week: Cyrill Gutsch in conversation with Xerxes Cook about plastic in our oceans

Fashion is a full spectrum industry: consumers informed: from agriculture to the sales floor – Lampoon, the Transparency issue

Patrick Blanc, Botanist and artist, has designed more than 300 Vertical Gardens around the world

High atop Mt. Everest and Tupangato. Glaciers serve as water towers: we need high-altitude data

Environmental data is not only a carbon measuring tool – it tells us what a tree is feeling

Kelsey Nowakowski

Environmental journalist based in Puerto Rico. Regularly contributes to National Geographic magazine and covers topics linked to Forestry for Lampoon.

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Dutch couple creates first of its kind in-home water recycling system: Hydraloop

An awarding winning, in-home water recycling system featured in the new Netflix documentary Brave Blue World, is reshaping and reducing domestic water consumption

Kelsey Nowakowski

call to action, Lampoon issue 23

Milano Ocean Week: Cyrill Gutsch in conversation with Xerxes Cook about plastic in our oceans

Every second breath we take is generated by the oceans – we need to start having blue dreams: a dialogue between creatives on plastic pollution

Kelsey Nowakowski

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Fashion is a full spectrum industry: consumers informed: from agriculture to the sales floor – Lampoon, the Transparency issue

To achieve full transparency, brands must be open about their supply chains to keep consumers informed. A dialogue between Eco Age’s founder Livia Firth and Auret Van Heerden

Kelsey Nowakowski

Lampoon Issue 22

Patrick Blanc, Botanist and artist, has designed more than 300 Vertical Gardens around the world

Architects look for novel ways to infuse more green spaces into cities: The fact that a plant is rare in nature, doesn’t mean at all that it is difficult to grow

Kelsey Nowakowski

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High atop Mt. Everest and Tupangato. Glaciers serve as water towers: we need high-altitude data

The world’s highest weather stations have been installed on Mt. Everest and in the Chilean Andes to assess how climate change will impact the water supply of more than one-fifth of the world’s population

Kelsey Nowakowski

Lampoon Issue 22

Environmental data is not only a carbon measuring tool – it tells us what a tree is feeling

Dutch eco-awareness artist Thijs Biersteker’s recent work illustrates the complexity of plant communication. Finnish futurologist and author Risto Linturi explores the promises and pitfalls of virtual reality

Kelsey Nowakowski

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Kelsey Nowakowski

Dutch couple creates first of its kind in-home water recycling system: Hydraloop

Milano Ocean Week: Cyrill Gutsch in conversation with Xerxes Cook about plastic in our oceans

Fashion is a full spectrum industry: consumers informed: from agriculture to the sales floor – Lampoon, the Transparency issue

Patrick Blanc, Botanist and artist, has designed more than 300 Vertical Gardens around the world

High atop Mt. Everest and Tupangato. Glaciers serve as water towers: we need high-altitude data

Environmental data is not only a carbon measuring tool – it tells us what a tree is feeling

Kelsey Nowakowski

Dutch couple creates first of its kind in-home water recycling system: Hydraloop

Milano Ocean Week: Cyrill Gutsch in conversation with Xerxes Cook about plastic in our oceans

Fashion is a full spectrum industry: consumers informed: from agriculture to the sales floor – Lampoon, the Transparency issue

Patrick Blanc, Botanist and artist, has designed more than 300 Vertical Gardens around the world

High atop Mt. Everest and Tupangato. Glaciers serve as water towers: we need high-altitude data

Environmental data is not only a carbon measuring tool – it tells us what a tree is feeling