Extreme Ice Survey

Since the early 1980s, environmental photographer James Balog (“BAY-log”) has broken new artistic and conceptual ground to probe the changing relationship between humanity and the natural environment. By the year 2000, humanity’s impact on planet Earth was having such a profound effect that many scientists began referring to our current period of time as the Anthropocene, or “Age of Humans.” His lifework touches on many interconnected factors of the Anthropocene: climate change, melting glaciers

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Since the early 1980s, environmental photographer James Balog (“BAY-log”) has broken new artistic and conceptual ground to probe the changing relationship between humanity and the natural environment. By the year 2000, humanity’s impact on planet Earth was having such a profound effect that many scientists began referring to our current period of time as the Anthropocene, or “Age of Humans.” His lifework touches on many interconnected factors of the Anthropocene: climate change, melting glaciers

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