Carbonization of the Giants in Peril: Giant sequoias and redwoods display the classic red-orange bark and the black fire-charred spots, characteristic of these fire-adapted trees. Can we help them to survive. Should we?
Why mommy? Why daddy? Why honey? Why Why Why mommy?
Framing climate change as a public health concern rather than as an environmental issue.
People do not care about climate change because climate change is almost impossible to care about – Apathy.
Chemicals in the atmosphere do not make us angry or repulsed, nor challenge enough our personal morals/ethical beliefs.
 Can we help the Giant Redwood Sequoias to survive. Should we?


Carbonization of the Giants in Peril

Carbon Fires: Remembrance to all First Responders anywhere in the world. In rushing to save lives and into those burning resources, not one of you said, ‘What God do I pray to?’ ‘What beliefs do I hold?’ We pray for you responders, and we pray for your colleagues and the innocent lives who died, and we pray for those who grieve, and we pray for the thousands who still suffer in pain physically, emotionally and spiritually. The gift of time they received to live, to learn, to love is gone but their legacy on this earth sacrificing their life shall remembered in memory of time always.

Carbon Fires

Carbon Free is Beautiful: The lady is saying use less, make small, showing the exposure to black carbon, not elemental carbon. Of course, Carbon element is important to all life. That is not in dispute, but the life is. The reality check is that many young and old have not understood what pollution is and its effects, many - incapable of understanding or do not want to know, many don’t believe or are hapless or consider remedial scenarios as hopeless, many are complacent, let the government and business work together to make Carbon Free beautiful. (others say, I am not changing, I am ok, and I am at life’s end, I am afraid, and I am ashamed.)

Carbon Free is Beautiful

Carbon Free Me: The lady is pleading for help to free her from carbon emissions, saying ‘To understand adult world, one has to overcome to be open-mindedness and willing to change’ (Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll, 1865).

Carbon Free Me

Fresh Breath of Dirty Air: A mother holding her child’s hand says to the child, take a ‘Fresh Breath of Dirty Air’. Soon, all air will be dirty. Mother and child viewing this gestural art explains, on left is iceberg melting, half-moon crescent darkening, dark clouds storm gathering, green acid rain falling, and humans ever oblivion to dumping waste, burning oil, spilling toxins; dirtying the air, soil, water, and destroying the beauty of nature and life as we see and know on this one planet earth. My child, there is no planet B, so take a Fresh Breath of Dirty Air for soon all air and everything will become dirty unless we change our destiny to protect and preserve this beautiful one earth.


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