02_MovingPictureofClimateChange_Expressions.docVIP

02_Moving Picture of Climate Change_ Expressions James Balog Photograph vt. Glacier transition boundary n. the Extreme Ice Survey project install vt. Greenland Iceland Alaska shoot pictures add up to stun vt. continuous jaw landscape revolution monumental mortal adj. alter vt. document vt. retreat n. crash into Columbia Track vt. Photographic a climate-change-skeptic witness vt. engage with doctrine a political stand.” Honor vt. the 2010 Heinz Award, prestigious on behalf of Extreme Ice Survey and Earth Vision Trust teams fragility motivate vt. Reverse vt. The Heinz Award is an award currently given annually to ten honorees by the Heinz Family Foundation. The Heinz Awards recognize outstanding individuals for their contributions in the five areas of: Arts and Humanities, the Environment, the Human Condition, Public Policy, and Technology, the Economy and Employment. The award was established in 1993 by Teresa Heinz in honor of her late husband, Senator John Heinz. In its original form, the Heinz Award was considered among the largest individual achievement prizes in the world. Five recipients of the award originally received an unrestricted prize of US$250,000, and a cast silver medallion. In 2009, ten recipients each received US$100,000 and a medallion. The Heinz Award medallion displays the likeness of Senator Heinz and the words, Shared Ideals Realized on its front side, a quote from the late Senator Heinz. On the medallions reverse side an image of a globe positioned between two hands is displayed. The reverse side of the medallion which recipients are given displays the logo of the Heinz Awards Criteria The candidates who are chosen must meet three standards: First, nominees must exhibit the following personal characteristics: A passion for excellence that goes beyond intellectual curiosity, a concern for humanity rooted in sensitivity for the well-being of others, determination to see a job through to completion despite inev