Francisco Ramos
As a young opportunist, I don't want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me. Nearly a year since graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, I have worked with various online media outlets including Current TV and Americans for Informed Democracy (AIDE). Helping to promote Current TV on college campuses, I combined my work with AIDe when I served as an environmental political analyst. Participating in festivals, demonstrations, and information sessions, I covered current trends, campus initiatives, and governmental developments concerning the environment. This also includes the two-part interview with participants who attended the UN Climate Convention in Poland last Fall.
A certified nomad, I have been fortunate enough to travel extensively throughout the United States, Italy, and the Caribbean. With a world as large and diverse as it is, I have learned to appreciate the distinct regions and its inhabitants. Having an understanding of my one existence among many, I want to connect the world and share information, to form an educated community. After all, writing is a method used to touch a person's consciousness. The pen is always mightier than the sword.
Latest Articles
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Coastal Florida Limits Use of Fertilizers
As the waterways of South Florida are over-polluted by rain runoff, municipalities are determined to save their ecosystems, and their economies, before both run dry.
Jun 7, 2009
- Francisco Ramos
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Indoor Plants Create Fresh Air
Want to create a source of fresh air in your home or office? NASA study provides a list of which plants are best indoor air filters.
May 30, 2009
- Francisco Ramos
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A Drive on the Merrit Parkway
The Merritt is one of the country's oldest parkways. The trees, architectural design, and sure simplicity through the scenic countryside, offers an escape from urban life
May 13, 2009
- Francisco Ramos
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Air Trees Assembled in Madrid
The Air Trees provide a social gathering place while transforming an outdoor environment. Combining smart growth and communal recreation, it's the model for urban renewal
May 4, 2009
- Francisco Ramos
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