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Jasmine Hardy

Jasmine Hardy is the associate editor for Atmos. She is interested in exploring themes of intersectionality, social justice, culture, and climate resilience. Her writing has been featured in a number of publications including KneeDeep Times and Essence magazine.

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For Climate Week, Atmos Celebrates the ‘Blue Renaissance’ of the Ocean

For Climate Week, Atmos Celebrates the ‘Blue Renaissance’ of the Ocean

For Climate Week, Atmos Celebrates the ‘Blue Renaissance’ of the Ocean At Climate Week 2025 in New York City, Atmos honored the ocean with a night of art, storytelling, and solutions.

Ocean Life Science & Nature

This Hurricane Katrina Survivor Depicted Life After the Storm

This Hurricane Katrina Survivor Depicted Life After the Storm

This Hurricane Katrina Survivor Depicted Life After the Storm Two decades later, photojournalist Clarence Williams reflects on survival, memory, and the love ethic that shaped his work in New Orleans.

Identity & Community Climate Migration

Earth’s Ancient Microbes Offer Lessons for a More Livable Future

Earth’s Ancient Microbes Offer Lessons for a More Livable Future

Earth’s Ancient Microbes Offer Lessons for a More Livable Future Researchers from the Two Frontiers Project and SeedLabs look to extremophiles for clues on improving planetary health.

Changemakers Climate Solutions

Black-led Climate Groups Won’t Yield to Trump’s Crusade on Wokeness

Black-led Climate Groups Won’t Yield to Trump’s Crusade on Wokeness

Black-led Climate Groups Won’t Yield to Trump’s Crusade on Wokeness Federal crackdowns on environmental justice have already begun to impact frontline communities. Black-led climate groups are pushing back.

Environmental Justice Changemakers

The Dance of Darkness: Inside the World of Japanese Butoh

The Dance of Darkness: Inside the World of Japanese Butoh

The Dance of Darkness: Inside the World of Japanese Butoh On the island of Oshima, Japanese butoh dance performers embody the art form’s expressive mix of the beautiful and grotesque.

Art & Culture Deep Ecology

Misogyny Won The U.S. Election. Here’s How Women Can Fight Back.

Misogyny Won The U.S. Election. Here’s How Women Can Fight Back.

Misogyny Won The U.S. Election. Here’s How Women Can Fight Back. Donald Trump’s electoral win has emboldened a new wave of sexism, racism, transphobia, and climate denial.

Democracy Identity & Community

Who’s a Climate Voter, Anyways?

Who’s a Climate Voter, Anyways?

Who’s a Climate Voter, Anyways? Climate change touches every political and kitchen-table issue. In that sense, we're all climate voters.

Democracy Movement Building

At Colombia’s COP16, Afro-Descendant People Need a Seat at the Table

At Colombia’s COP16, Afro-Descendant People Need a Seat at the Table

At Colombia’s COP16, Afro-Descendant People Need a Seat at the Table Colombia’s critical biodiversity has been stewarded by Afro-descendant people for centuries. Will they be recognized at this year's COP?

Identity & Community Biodiversity

A lone turtle swims in deep blue waters.

A lone turtle swims in deep blue waters.

Photographer Vivek Vadoliya Highlights Madagascar’s Patterned Landscape On his trip to the island nation, Vadoliya captured gleaming colors of land, sea, and wildlife, showcasing nature’s dance of aliveness.

Photography Deep Ecology

The shadow of a human reflection is clear on the water's surface.

The shadow of a human reflection is clear on the water's surface.

Chloé Milos Azzopardi: Exploring the Biodiversity of Cantal Visual artist Chloé Milos Azzopardi highlights the biodiversity of our world with beautiful shots of insects, fungi, birds, and humans.

Photography Deep Ecology

In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Gleeson Paulino Paints a Picture of Symbiosis

In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Gleeson Paulino Paints a Picture of Symbiosis

In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Gleeson Paulino Paints a Picture of Symbiosis The Brazilian photographer ventured into the endangered forest to highlight the undeniable interdependence between humans and nature.

Photography Deep Ecology

A piece of coral lays in the sand.

A piece of coral lays in the sand.

Keeping Score: Peter M. Murray on the Making of The Overview Album Atmos speaks to the composer, producer, and musician about his process scoring the soundtrack for The Overview book.

The Overview Earth Sounds

A model poses behind a large white horse.

A model poses behind a large white horse.

Healing the Rift Between Humans and Nature with Annie Lai Annie Lai’s images explore healing, showing that our well being is bound to the world around us.

Photography Deep Ecology

An insect balances on the inside of a flower.

An insect balances on the inside of a flower.

Evolution: Ben Toms Photographs Nature’s Shapeshifters In full color, Ben Toms displays the beauty inherent in transformation, a reminder that growth, however scary, makes us who we are.

Photography Deep Ecology

A large boulder sits in the middle of the ocean.

A large boulder sits in the middle of the ocean.

Jacques Brun: Photographing Nature’s Wonders with Reverence Jacques Brun models how looking closely at the world can reveal the wonders of nature.

Photography Deep Ecology

Flora and fauna grow in pods along the side of a white building.

Flora and fauna grow in pods along the side of a white building.

Are These ‘Eco-Cities’ the Future of Sustainable Design? These urban design solutions might save us (and our cities) from climate change, but only if they can overcome a number of obstacles.

Climate Solutions Anthropocene

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