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NBC 6 chief meteorologist John Morales will host moderate virtual webinars on the weather crisis in September as part of a month-long CLEO Institute event series in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando.
MIAMI, September 3, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Can emerging temperatures in Florida melt a sculpture?Turns out they can, and in less time than you think.Los Angeles artist/inventor/director Bob Partington to show Florins how fast.
Partington, known for harboring Thing-a-ma-Bob from The History Channel and for his unique inventions that mix art, science, technology, mathematics and engineering, challenged Zubi’s artistic team this year to create visual reports based on an idea, Miami’s advertising firm had to put the state’s climate crisis at the highlight for all Florins.
The concept in which Zubi and CLEO landed was a series of wax sculptures that would literally melt in the Florida heat during an era of 4 to five days.Zubi then contacted Partington, who was guilty of creating the molten sculptures.Los Angeles studios at combined media production company 1stAvenueMachine, Partington has designed statues that will reveal a secret message similar to their theme once they have melted.The next step was to make a decision about what it would constitute.”Florida is visually a “desirable state,” Partington said.” There are so many things that make it special.But Zubi’s team asked us to focus on 3 icons that constitute what Florins and the global threat waste – if no action is taken now.
The first sculpture, depicting the cabin of a lifeguard of the type discovered on the state’s beaches, will be installed outdoors at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Science Museum Science Center in downtown Miami on September 9.”Obviously, wooden items don’t melt.” Ivon Calle, Zubi’s chief executive, said.a Florida panther and her puppies. Starting September 23, Orlando will be the e of the third and final sculpture, which will represent other people who come to the region around the world for its famous theme parks and herbal beauty.
“It is not only our beaches that are slowly disappearing due to rising sea levels, algae proliferation and coastal erosion, but also our wildlife and ultimately our way of life in Florida.Our fitness is threatened by weather occasions such as excessive heat, which the maximum vulnerable is the worst. Our older, black and Latino communities and our young people are at the forefront of the climate crisis. Even during this terrible pandemic, climate replacement remains the ultimate life challenge faced by Florins because of everything it threatens to lose, and our local, state and federal governments are not doing enough,” said Yoca Arditi-Rocha, EXECUTIVE Director of CLEO.”We want to perceive that this is not just an environmental challenge, it is the greatest challenge that is our livelihood.call for ambitious climate action from our elected officials.
The CLEO Institute is organizing several occasions about the climate crisis in Florida this month to highlight threats to the state’s quality of life and has asked NBC 6’s chief meteorologist, John Morales, to host two webinars and a virtual city corridor this month.”I am more than extremely happy to participate in this highly educational crusade organized through CLEO,” Morales said.”No state is more exposed to the devastating effects of climate replacement than Florida.Today, 22 of the 25 cities most vulnerable to coastal flooding in the United States are in our state.We want to prepare for this and look to the future to help spread this vital data in the public sphere in any way possible.”
Here is the calendar of occasions that the CLEO Institute organized for September:
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9-13 September
Lifeguard Hut Sculpture Exhibition
Phillip and Patricia Frost Science Museum, Miami
September 10
Webinar with Dr. Rachel Licker, Ph.D., Senior Climate Scientist, Climate
(Virtual)
September 11
City Hall: “The Financial and Welfare Effects of Warmth in Our Neglected Communities,” presented through NBC Chief Meteorologist 6 John Morales and Dr.Rachel Licker, Ph.D.
(Virtual)
September 16-20
Florida Panther Family Sculpture Exhibition
Tampa – University of South Florida
September 17
Webinar: “Climate Impacts in Florida,” organized by John Morales
(Virtual)
22-26 September
Exhibition of human sculptures in Florida
Orlando City Council
“This year’s global temperature is expected to be one of the warmest recorded in all of Florida,” dr.Rachel Licker of the Union of Concerned Scientists.”Temperatures are expected to do so if we do not act together to curb global warming emissions. By running in combination and listening to the latest clinical data, Florins can restrict days of excessive heat and sea point to save the places they appreciate.
People looking for more data on wax sculptures and the CLEO Institute’s one-month interest in the many tactics that threaten climate replacement, Florida can scale FlClimateCrisis.org.The public is invited to ask questions and comment on social media the hashtag #FlClimateCrisis.
The Florida Climate Crisis Campaign was made imaginable through a grant from the VoLo Foundation, a personal phylantropic base based in Florida run through Thais Lopez Vogel and David S.Vogel that seeks to drive replacement and overall effect through scientific supportive responses.climate based on replacing, improving schooling and improving health.
At the proposed CLEO Institute, founded in 2010, the CLEO Institute (CLEO) exists with the sole objective of raising climate awareness and stimulating climate action.As the only non-partisan, non-profit, Florida-based organization dedicated exclusively to climate change education and engagement, CLEO is the regional reference source for credible and approved time science and specialized wisdom in a variety of climate-affected areas.The CLEO Institute is a 501 (c) (3) that works with Florida communities to expand climate knowledge and mobilize climate action for a resilient future.Learn more about cleoinstitute.org.
At the VoLo Foundation The VoLo Foundation (VoLo) is a personal, non-operational base located in Jupiter, Florida.VoLo believes in generating wisdom and sharing data that has a perspective of creating a global impact.Through original studies and analysis, and in collaboration with philanthropic and educational partners, our goal is to enrich the lives of people, communities and teach long-term generations.Learn more and subscribe to VoLo Climate News at volobasis.org.
About the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science Located in Maurice A. Ferré Park in downtown Miami, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is a state-of-the-art science museum committed to sharing the power of science, provoking awe and research, and drive innovation for the future. Set on 4 acres, the 250,000-square-foot museum is divided into 4 separate buildings: the Frost Planetarium, the Aquarium, and the North and West Wings. At Frost Science, visitors can explore the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in an experimental setting with interactive exhibits and exclusive shows. Frost Science is supported by the Miami-Dade County Cultural Affairs Decomponent and the Council on Cultural Affairs, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners. This award is supported by the Building Better Communities bond program and the City of Miami. Sponsored in component through the State of Florida, the State Decomponent, the Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Arts and Culture Council. The museum is accredited through the American Alliance of Museums, is affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, and is a member of the Association of Science and Technology Centers. Learn more at frostscience.org.
About the Union of Concerned Scientists The Union of Concerned Scientists uses rigorous, independent science to resolve the most urgent disorders on our planet.By uniting with others across the country, we combine technical research and effective advocacy to create practical, cutting-edge responses to a healthy, safe and sustainable future.For more information, scale www.ucsusa.org.
ZubiZubi is a full-service multicultural communications unit of WPP’s Specialized Communications Division. It was founded through the American Advertising Federation Hall of Fame, Tere Zubizarreta (1937 – 2007). Specializing in communications aimed at expansion segments, Zubi has created artistic paintings – founded on Jstomer’s solid wisdom and business analysis – for corporations like Fortune Cien 1976.La from Zubi’s existing Jstomer list includes Ford Motor Company, Lincoln Motor Company, Ford Dealers Association of California and Arizona, JP Morgan Chase, Grupo Rodilla, Mars Petcare, the CLEO Institute and the Inter-American Press Association.Zubi has its national presence with offices in Miami (HQ), Los Angeles and Detroit.
At 1stAvenueMachine1stAveMachine is a combined media production and storytelling company that creates video, virtual and experimental content for television, print, internet and mobile, all with an exclusive and unified vision.They have won awards since their formation, adding Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards at Cannes Lions, AICP, One Show and ANDY, and many others. His paintings have been exhibited around the world and during the Super Bowl, and his 1stAve content department has helped match the best influencers and creators with agencies and brands.
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