Delete Apathy seeks to change the political climate of environmental and social policy through creative projects. Helmed by renowned artist Mary Edna Fraser, we hope to form a pattern for activism in your backyard. Delete Apathy is our Studio signature for various events and exhibitions planned for major universities and institutions.

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A great article on the continued threat of rising ocean waters on our Atlantic coast.

By Mary Edna | Published: October 25, 2021

Refer to the blog for additional information on the exhibit through November 17th on Dewees Island. https://www.thestate.com/news/weather-news/article254819227.html?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Monday+headlines%3A+Millions+of+acres+of+Southern+marshes+threatened&utm_campaign=Morning+Headlines+%28manual%29+Mon++10%2F22#storylink=bignews_main

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By Mary Edna | Published: February 22, 2021

We invested in rooftop solar in 2016 and Dominion Energy’s monopoly in our region is trying to change solar pricing in a way that would demolish the industry. In short, their proposal would move from net metering to a hybrid instantaneous netting system, thus lowering payouts to solar power producers, and add two new fees, […]

Tagged Conservation Voters of South Carolina, Dominion Energy, Libby Smith, Post and Courier, Solar Energy, South Carolina, South Carolina Public service Commision | Leave a comment

“Lines of Light Mark Inevitably Sea Level Rise”

By Mary Edna | Published: March 6, 2019

“At high tide, three synchronized lines of light activate in the outer hebrides off the west coast of Scotland. Lines by Finnish artists Pekka Niittyvirta and Timo Aho wrap around two structures and along the base of a mountain landscape. Everything below these lines of light will one day be underwater….” Read the full article […]

Tagged global warming, installation, light, lines, sea level rise | Leave a comment

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A great article on the continued threat of rising ocean waters on our Atlantic coast.

Save Our Solar

“Lines of Light Mark Inevitably Sea Level Rise”

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