A Hope in That Which is Not Seen
Reflections on the People’s Climate March in New Mexico this weekend.
Reflections on the People’s Climate March in New Mexico this weekend.
No, the New Mexico official told me, you’re getting too far ahead of the science. Your certainty about the consequences of climate change, he cautioned me, isn’t warranted. You’ll hurt your credibility.
This official deals with water issues for our state. He was gracious enough to provide feedback on a paper I’d written in my capacity as a law student at the University of New Mexico. The paper dealt with how the state’s prior appropriation system of water law manages water shortages during drought. In writing about that subject, I had emphasized that the state faced a future of, in essence, permanent drought, and had best prepare accordingly…
Fracking wars, regional chaos and ecological fallout all around the corner in this short fiction from Ed Merta.
A short story by Ed Merta that dreams of a climate policy breakthrough in New Mexico.
The case for merging disaster preparation with climate policy in the countdown to an ecological ‘crescendo.’