Crude Awakening
By Nathanael Baker on July 2, 2010
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It has definitely been a wild week, one filled with hustle and bustle in the renewable energy arena. Surely, the most notable event this was Tesla Motor's successful move on to the stock market.
So, weekly trekkers I hope your ready to go, today's ride is an action-packed one. Strap on your helmets because...
By Nathanael Baker on June 30, 2010
Tags: art, bp oil disaster, BP oil spill, Crude Awakening, Gulf of Mexico oil spill, Jane Fulton Alt, photography
Art has a unique ability to capture the collective emotion of a moment in time. Whether it is film, theatre, painting, or photography, these mediums are capable of transporting us into a different time-space reality where we can feel the essence of an event, era, or particular moment.
