Mini Glacier Candles Remind You Of Global Warming As They Melt
Designed by Brynjar Sigurðarson for PCM Design, these glacier-shaped candles will not take a long time to melt upon contact with heat. They have been developed in order to remind people that global warming is our problem and it’s still time to act.
h/t: fubiz, lostateminor
PCM says of the Glacier Project: “Global heating is a reality. The arctic is melting. Is consciousness the beginning of awareness for Mother Nature? With the action of lighting the candle the glacier shape will melt and fade. For how long do we have to keep melting the glaciers until they disappear? Preservation of the environment is in our hands.”
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