Eight years ago, NASA oceanographer Josh Willis strolled through the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. There, he spotted Elvis. At an exhibit displaying the destined King of Rock and Roll at age 21, Willis noticed a particular photograph snapped in 1956, entitled “Starburst.” It showed Elvis’ vantage point from the stage as he swaggered in front of an ocean of spellbound faces.
“There was a sea of people in front of him,” said Willis, “and he’s standing there looking so cool.”
For Willis, it provided a spark. Climate scientists should connect with people, especially younger people, in more poignant, human ways, he decided. In jivin’ rockabilly style, Elvis sang about social rebellion, crushes, and being hip. Willis, who started dressing up like Elvis and performing as “Climate Elvis” a few years ago, sings about the changing climate, including the recently recorded tune, “Climate Rock.” Read more...
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