Photo by Melanie Provencher When Salomon athlete and ambassador Mike Douglas was training and working at Whistler Blackcomb in the 1990s, the Horstman Glacier was a proving ground for curious outdoor enthusiasts looking to transition into serious athletes. Now, over...
At the heart of the Amazon, the world gathered to decide the future of the climate, and fell short. Even in the chaos of 60,000 people and nearly 200 nations, one thing was clear: the world is hungry for climate action, but the biggest roadblocks persist. Belem,...
Photo by POW Creative Alliance member Ming T. Poon POW Creative Alliance member Brennan Lagasse recently returned from an emergency gathering with the Gwichʼin Nation—here’s what he learned. In early September, POW Creative Alliance member Brennan Lagasse was...
Photo by Donny O’Neill Clean energy is cheaper, faster, and more reliable than fossil fuels, but local misinformation is slowing progress. We caught up with POW’s Director of Campaigns, Lindsey Halvorson, to explore how businesses can take action and drive clean...
Photos by Annelise Mecca “Hello and WELCOME to our first Climate Strides event with Where The Climate Things Are!” A small group of thirty-ish people stood around me near the reservoir in Central Park in the chilly morning air, some in running clothes and others in...
Photo by Creative Alliance member Chris Shane At POW, we’re not interested in the political rancor that continues to divide Americans. We’re here to protect people and place from a warming planet, to follow the science and find solutions. For 18 years, we’ve led a...
