Wrack Lines
Document Type
Article
Abstract
ourney from the labs, classrooms and art studios of UConn to a threatened Caribbean island to the waters of Long Island Sound in the Spring-Summer 2020 issue of Wrack Lines.
The articles deal with subjects ranging from plastic pollution to solar-electric boating to a project at a school for girls in the Dominican Republic. This issue’s theme: “Too Big? Too Late? Acting locally to take on the world’s major challenges” summarizes the common thread: the stories all give examples of people doing their part to make some daunting problems a bit less overwhelming.
Recommended Citation
Getchis, Tessa; Verde, Tom; Ebbin, Syma; Pascucilla, Michael; and Benson, Judy, "Wrack Lines Volume 20, Number 1, Too Big? Too Late? Acting locally to take on the world's major challenges" (2020). Wrack Lines. 108.
https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/wracklines/108
Editor's column, contents and contributors
wracklines-S2020 B paradise.pdf (2303 kB)
In a paradise threatened, teaching girls to be the change they want to see
wracklines-S2020 B pawcatuck artist.pdf (6138 kB)
As plastic trash fills the ocean, Pawcatuck artist finds a disturbing source of inspiration
wracklines-S2020 B plastic pollution.pdf (5567 kB)
From tiny shards to tons in the sea, plastic pollution presents a challenge to labs, beaches and society
wracklines-S2020 B Lifelong journey.pdf (4569 kB)
A lifelong environmental journey: my love of nature led to the New England woods, the Pacific Northwest and a UConn classroom
wracklines-S2020 B Plying the sound.pdf (3382 kB)
Plying the Sound while preventing pollution in the water and air