Update about blogCa

An afternoon sitting by the Blue Ridge Parkway at 3175 feet, with the sky, the mountains, the trees, the tourists, and the warm breezes. Taken at Tanbark Ridge Saturday May 16, 2026 with iPhone.

Thursday, March 28, 2024

Put food on the table, a roof over your head, and...

 "Subsidence remains a threat, but it isn’t by any means our only or even our most urgent one. 

"Increasingly, we face those “serious world-wide environmental changes” scientists warned about more than fifty years ago: sea level rise, floods, erosion, more and stronger hurricanes, more and stronger floods, winter storms that plunge millions into freezing darkness for days, and threaten blackout for months—pollution, fires, droughts, extinctions. 

Lacy M. Johnson, in "What Survives" essay in Emergence Magazine



Blackfeet camp at night 2. Montana. 

Early 1900s. Glass lantern slide by Walter McClintock

4 comments:

  1. We are seeing changes, they are not good changes. Beautiful images, the last one is a favorite. Take care, have a great day!

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    1. Yes, climate change is real. I shared the older photo because those cultures had adapted so well to their environment. Our's hasn't.

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  2. ...many of us will never face reality.

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