I Heart New York Designer Has a Logo for Global Warming — Make That ‘Dying’
Milton Glaser has designed a new logo for the climate change movement to go with a set of awareness-raising buttons and the social media hashtag "itsnotwarming."
Milton Glaser has designed a new logo for the climate change movement to go with a set of awareness-raising buttons and the social media hashtag “itsnotwarming.”
You can order the buttons here, and view an animated version of the logo. The message is clear: The globe isn’t warming, it’s dying.
George Carlin might have something to say about that (see below). Nonetheless, we could use a little drama on the issue.
The United Nations will host a climate summit this September in New York — a city that is expected to sink one day beneath rising sea levels — and we expect the usual not much at all.
— Posted by Peter Z. Scheer
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