I acknowledge that as the world moves further into the 21st century, many people are left behind and excluded, while others feel apprehensive about a future marked by global warming and rapid social and political changes. We must listen to all perspectives. Furthermore, events over the past year, most recently in the US, have caused shock waves throughout the world, on issues that touch all of us. These actions are designed to divide us and will harm many people as well as our planet. As a woman, a geoscientist, and a Homeward Bound participant, I state my support for the vital role of women, science and leadership in society. In December, I completed the first Homeward Bound expedition, a 20-day journey with 76 women in science to Antarctica, designed to equip 1,000 women to lead, influence and contribute to policy and decision-making as it informs the future of our planet…
Month: February 2017
Storm trooper’s polar plunge
OK, so I wasn’t going to post this one on here but it’s proof I did take the plunge. Water was -1.5 degrees C, air temperature about +1 degrees C. Wet storm-trooper costume and thermals, about -40 degrees C. https://youtu.be/DbDxMO0mJkw