The data is still coming in—but at least part of the story is already very clear. The earth’s climate is changing. How are 21st century scientists assessing these changes? What kind of work can be, is being done to help minimize disruption to this planet and its people?  An exhibit of photography by award-winning photojournalist Gary Braasch, creator of the worldviewofglobalwarming.org project reflects on these questions.  Capturing images taken around the world, Braasch’s photography is unforgettable. His message is one of the power of human creativity and cooperation to address what is likely to be one of the most profound changes to the global ecosystem encountered in human history.   "Observations and Innovations: Climate Science Around the World," will be on display in the Mann Gallery Sept. 30th through October 31st, 2015. The exhibit is a collaboration between Mann Library, the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, the Cornell Botanic Gardens, and the Community and Reginonal Development Institute at Cornell University. It  kicks off a year of f special programming, intended to further encourage cross-disciplinary thinking about climate change.  For further information and updates, please visit the Mann events calendar and follow our hashtag #thinkclimatemann on Facebook and Twitter. We hope you will join the discussion!