Global warming is a slow drip, drip, drip apocalypse
By | Published: January 6, 2009
Age: IT SEEMS every generation has its own version of the apocalypse. Climate change may be the Armageddon of the new millennium, yet somehow it lacks the menace of, say, an atom bomb. It is destruction by increments. It is hidden in the cracks of a drought. Or a "water crisis", as we city-dwellers call it. Farmland turned to salt pans. Water levels so low that if they were exam results they’d be an "F" for fail. When I think about it, I breathe faster. And since I had children, …
Global warming is a slow drip, drip, drip apocalypse
Age: IT SEEMS every generation has its own version of the apocalypse. Climate change may be the Armageddon of the new millennium, yet somehow it lacks the menace of, say, an atom bomb. It is destruction by increments. It is hidden in the cracks of a drought. Or a "water crisis", as we city-dwellers call it. Farmland turned to salt pans. Water levels so low that if they were exam results they’d be an "F" for fail. When I think about it, I breathe faster. And since I had children, …
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