Encouraging collective action in addressing climate change through resource sharing and community engagement.

e-waste

E-waste is discarded electronic products.

It is dangerous when disposed of incorrectly due to the many chemicals in the electronics that are harmful to people and our environment.

There are also rare earth elements in a large portion of e-waste, it is not sustainable for the world to consume and dispose of these rare elements at its current rate.

pathways:

22.11.2021 / PennState / Salvaging rare earth elements from electronic waste

07.10.2022 / National Law Review / California Passes Two New Laws to Overhaul State’s Battery Extended Producer Responsibility Program and Broadly Expand State’s E-Waste Program

02.04.2022 / CA.Gov / Were do I recycle my e-waste?

Wikipedia / electronic waste

Nature is the original artist. Everything else is a response.

The Frame That Started Everything
Pale Blue Dot — NASA Voyager 1, 1990
Pale Blue Dot NASA Voyager 1 · 1990
1
Frame
195
Countries
8.3B
Human Beings
"

That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives.

Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot, 1994

From 3.7 billion miles away, Earth is a pale blue dot.

Up close...

it's a tide,

a forest floor,

a field of spring flowers.

Earth Week Photo Journal
One week.
One white frame.
One collective exhale.

This upcoming Earth Week, Project White Frame is seeking artists, land stewards, and community members to document and celebrate what they love in their everyday Nature. The ask is simple: find a part of Nature you love — or something designed to protect it — and surround it with a white frame.

Somewhere along the way, Earth Day became a marketing tagline. A hashtag. A limited-edition product drop. This event is a small act of reclamation, designed to remember the why...

Nature is the art.
The white frame is a mark of unity and solidarity.
A border that says: this matters. Look here.
Remember this...
How to Participate
Find: a part of Nature you love or something designed to protect it.
Frame: surround it with a white frame. Get creative, a frame is anything that supports the subject.
Share: post and tag #ProjectWhiteFrame2026
Earth Week · April 18–26, 2026