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Kelsey Schoenberg

Kelsey Schoenberg

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Associate Editor, Issues in Science and Technology

Los Angeles

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Total articles 20

  • A Very Different Voice

    By Jennifer Jurado, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XLI| Issues in Science and Technology Verified The climate art of Xavier Cortada inspires Jennifer Jurado’s work on climate resilience. Xavier Cortada’s The Underwater is a series of public art installations that reveals the vulnerability of Florida’s coastal communities to rising seas. In the form of murals, crosswalks, concrete monuments, and yard signs, the artworks prominently feature the elevation of the site where they’re located.

    By Jennifer Jurado, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XLI · Issues in Science and Technology

    Oct. 16, 2024

  • Virginia Hanusik’s Photographs of South Louisiana

    By Virginia Hanusik, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XL| Issues in Science and Technology Verified Seven years before the release of Silent Spring in 1962, marine biologist and writer Rachel Carson wrote The Edge of the Sea. Part field guide to the Atlantic seashore, part meditation on Carson’s love for the evanescent world between land and water, it was an idea that came to her while working for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. The book begins:The edge of the sea is a strange and beautiful place.

    By Virginia Hanusik, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XL · Issues in Science and Technology

    May. 07, 2024

  • A Very Different Voice

    By Jennifer Jurado, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XLI| Issues in Science and Technology Verified The climate art of Xavier Cortada inspires Jennifer Jurado’s work on climate resilience. Xavier Cortada’s The Underwater is a series of public art installations that reveals the vulnerability of Florida’s coastal communities to rising seas. In the form of murals, crosswalks, concrete monuments, and yard signs, the artworks prominently feature the elevation of the site where they’re located.

    By Jennifer Jurado, Kelsey Schoenberg, Vol. XLI · Issues in Science and Technology

    Oct. 16, 2024

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Issues in Science and Technology

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-641-1415