- Becoming Family
- Glacier melt hits home
- Humbled by glaciers and kindness
- Thin solar panels provide flexible power
- Pushing through pain
- Pink jobs and blue jobs
- Ask the adventurers
- Food doesn't get any fresher
- Our carbon footprint has been too high
- Missing gear and crazy Western women
- Shoes, bloody jewelry and Italian Men
- We have arrived in Islamabad
- Will Carbon Labels Come to the Outdoor Gear Industry?
- Small actions versus climate porn
- Open letter to Paris Hilton
- Media and climate change: Photographic evidence
- Update from Islamabad
- Curt and Bill arrive in Islamabad
- Impressions of Alison
- Needs vs. Wants
- An adventure of extremes
- What is this thing?
What is this thing?
It’s me, Llewellyn Wells, yeah that’s the whole name, I go by Lew, sitting in GreenFits offices here in Basalt, Colorado wondering if anyone is going to find this little adventure of ours on the internet when it launches in June. I used to produce the TV series The West Wing, and man is this different! My partners Michael Penwarden, John Gartner and Bob Wilson have edited and written for major journals and websites, have launched companies. Why are we doing it?
Because Alison Gannett and Zoe Hart can, and because they care. They care about doing exceptional things as athletes.
But mostly we are all doing this because we care about climate change. The Himalayan Mountains, of which the Karakoram are a sister range, provide the watershed for something like 15% of the world’s population. 15%. What’s that equal, 750 million people or something? That’s a lot of people. And Alison and Zoe are going to trek across some of the world’s largest glaciers. Glaciers that are in grave danger of disappearing in the upcoming decades. That’s why we are doing this.
We’re Chasing Glaciers. We’re chasing hope. Tune in to www.chasingglaciers.com beginning on June 8th. Let’s have a little fun and raise a little awareness. This is our first stop on The Global Cooling Tour. Assuming we survive this one, who knows where we might turn up next?
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- Impressions of Alison - June 8, 2007
- An adventure of extremes - June 7, 2007
- Our carbon footprint has been too high - June 30, 2007
- Ask the adventurers - July 4, 2007
- Pink jobs and blue jobs - July 6, 2007






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