Perrin Ireland
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Perrin Ireland combines skills as a graphic facilitator with a passion for visual storytelling, making consumable science stories on the fly by graphically recording science events. She also works with scientists, policy analysts, and environmentalists to tell their science stories through animations, visual essays, and infographics. She has led science scribe trainings across the country, and at NRDC, to empower scientists to doodle up their work and let their scribe shine through.
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Orcas in Peril, Part I: An Ocean Empty of Food
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Southern Resident killer whales of the Salish Sea face many challenges, but the threat of death from starvation is especially dire. Thankfully, there's a solution—and we need to help make it happen.
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A recent climate assessment raised red flags about a shrinking economy. But maybe it doesn’t have to play out that way for millennials—we can start demanding with our dollars for a green, just economy.
There’s Actually Some Good News in That Scary IPCC Report
ExplainerInternationalPerrin Ireland
Looking for a silver lining in the harrowing United Nations climate change report? Here it is: We can determine the impact of climate change by the political, economic, and social choices we make today.
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Ocean Acidification: What You Need to Know
GuideUnited States, InternationalPerrin Ireland, Shelia Hu
Carbon pollution isn't just warming the climate—it's also making our oceans more acidic.
4 Ways to Avoid Toxic Chemicals in Food Packaging
How-ToUnited StatesPerrin Ireland
Despite what the industry will tell you, BPA is toxic. NRDC scientist Veena Singla wants it—and its equally poisonous replacements—out of our products.