トミー・コールドウェルさんのインスタグラム写真 - (トミー・コールドウェルInstagram)「There’s no denying Moab has some of the best, most unique climbing in the world, but it’s more than just a near-endless assortment of splitter cracks that makes it special. Its value lies in a pristine landscape, profound quietness, and a lack of light and air pollution that, on moonless nights, can make you feel like you’re sleeping amongst the stars. This week’s Route-Finding conversation will focus on the cost of our national “energy dominance” strategy and how the industrialization of Moab for oil and gas could permanently change the landscape. Imagine Moab with hazy air and night skies obscured by electric lights, oil rigs dotting the landscape, the once-quiet roads filled with the rumble and dust of heavy trucks. Many groups with deep personal interest in this region, from recreationalists to local residents and governments, oppose these oil leases. So why are they happening and what can we do to stop them? Join me tonight at 4pm PST on the @patagonia_climb channel for a live chat with @jasonmainkeith. Jason is a climber, lawyer, former policy expert for the Access Fund, activist, and the founder of @publiclandsolutions. Follow the link in bio for more information and to sign a petition. Photo: the late Craig Luebben on Ute Lands」8月12日 2時28分