Walk a Mile in My Shoes
Sandra Bacon
Play Pump
Chicago Scenic
Let's Be Frank.
Reuben Breslar
Earth is Low on Ink, Please Send More Cartridges
Jennifer DePalma
COMM.UNITY
Keith Anthony Buchholz
Leave A Legacy - Bike
Linda Doyle
Art Enables
Egbert "Clem" Evans
Solar Earth
Ted Haug
Stormy Sky
Izette Folger
The Party is Over
Linda Hesh and Eric Margry
7 Days 36 Families 100 Lbs
Ellen Gradman
Use Your Imagination
Mr. Imagination
Facing the Earth
Andrea Harris
Plant a Tree
Carlos E. Jimenez
Peas On Earth
Kari Kaplan
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Mitch Levin
Used and Abused
Nilay Lawson
Research and Conservation
Amy Lowry
From the Deep Blue
Kyu-Jin Lee
Warm Up, D.C. - Wear a Sweater
Lindsay Obermeyer
Global Reflection
Micki LeMieux
Recycled Revolution
Bryan Sperry
Save Your Energy!
Rion Stassi
Drop by Drop...
Mirjana Ugrinov
Carpool
Cheryl Steiger
BIG FOOTPRINT - Washington, D.C.
Rex Weil
Future Globe
Jeremy Tidd
Unplug and Chill Out!
Kate Woloshin
Know Your Clothing
Lee Tracy
A Tree Grows a Solution
Linn Woloshin
Every Little Bit...
Wendy Abrams
Richard Cizik
Hollywood's Greenest Man
Ed Begley, Jr.
Clinton Climate Initiative
President William J. Clinton
Tony Bennett
Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago
Chicago Bulls
Illinois Prairies
Senator Richard Durbin
Green Is the New Red, White and Blue
Thomas Friedman
Lighting the Way to a Solution
Blake Lewis
Bruce Hornsby
Earth From the Sky
Jim and Jay Lovell
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Green Belt Movement
Wangari Maathai
Play on!
BB King
Climate Stewardship and Innovation Act
Peter Mars (Lieberman and McCain)
Great Lakes
Congressman Mark Kirk
Our Planet
Peter Max
Global Warming: A "Hot Button" Issue
Lucy Moog
Keep The Greens Green!
PGA
The 'Incredible' Environmentalist
Ed Norton
Senator Harry Reid
A Revolutionary Globe - O.A.R.
O.A.R.
Robert Redford
IPCC
Michael Oppenheimer
We Are Skating On Thin Ice
Michael Richter
Speaker Nancy Pelosi
Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana
United Nations
Oprah Winfrey
Get in the Game!
David Winfield
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Sandra Bacon
Big feet are no excuse for a big footprint! One's lifestyle choices, household energy usage, and transportation methods all affect the size of one's carbon footprint. The average person’s carbon footprint is 18 tons of carbon dioxide per year. Sandra Bacon's globe conveys how our carbon footprints have damaged natural habitats and how every living creature depends on Earth's natural balance.
Mini-Globes
This summer from June 11 – September 3, at the Kennedy Center, is delighted to host "Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet."
Sixty miniature Cool Globes will be on display in the Kennedy Center's Hall of Nations and Hall of States. Thirty of these globes, titled "Voices," highlight prominent individuals who have lent their voice to the project and are committed to fight climate change. The remaining thirty globes are titled "Solutions" and highlight simple ideas people can implement in their daily lives to join the fight against global warming.
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Some of the 11-inch in diameter mini-globes are similar versions of and were designed by the same
artists who created the full size globes. Others
reflect the personalities of and global warming solutions favored by
celebrities, such as musicians Tony Bennett, BB King and O.A.R.; actors Edward Norton and Ed Begley, Jr.;
astronaut Jim Lovell; artist Peter Max; and elected officials, including President William J. Clinton
and U.S. Senators Richard Durbin, Harry Reid, Joe Lieberman and John McCain. Other prominent
individuals who have
lent their voices include Thomas Friedman, Wangari Maathai, Robert Redford,
Oprah, Michael Oppenheimer and Bobby Kennedy, as well as many others.
Cool Globes also closely collaborated with G Fine Art Gallery and Earth Day Network. A selection of Cool Globes will be sold to support Earth Day Network's National Green Schools Campaign.
Cool Globes also closely collaborated with G Fine Art Gallery and Earth Day Network. A selection of Cool Globes will be sold to support Earth Day Network's National Green Schools Campaign.