The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月20日 06時20分

What is it like to live day by day on a climatic knife’s edge? In @anasamoylova’s “FloodZone,” her photographs of Miami explore not catastrophe but the subtler signs of what awaits people living along shorelines. “There is something very American in the stubborn will to build cities here, and something equally American in continuing to be stubborn in the face of change,” David Campany writes about the collection at the link in our bio.

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eatfoodreadbooks Over half of the voting public ushered into office a climate change denier. The whole state, it’s people, it pricey ocean front real estate, it’s children, will all be refugees in a decade. The states going under. And they’re doing NOTHING to protect themselves. Stubborn. I think you mean stupid.

rwpillhofer And very American to not accept responsibility when it hits the fan. Keep subsidizing big oil (and gun lobby) and when the Southern US floods out and armed rioting becomes far more a thing, just keep blaming the media or the scientists... 🙀🙀🙀

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susetoo Might be a great idea to look at these photos while you’re reading America: The Farewell Tour by @chrishedgesb761. It might help chip away at our collective denial.

sxxybttm Keep ignoring climate change, please! Our 65 acres, 20 miles due east of the Gulf Coast of FL, will become beach front property!

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