Marchers brave nor'easter to highlight need for climate change (Kristina Tedeschi, Daily Hampshire Gazette, 3/16/07)
As a nor'easter arrived in the area, participants in the Interfaith Walk for Climate Rescue began their trek from Northampton to Boston to stop global warming, an eight-day journey predicted to be the largest of its kind for the environment in the U.S.Picture credit Paul Grgurovic for the Daily Hampshire Gazette.
4 comments:
Sweet.
"Climate Rescue", eh ?
More accurately "Climate Exploitation by Bending It to the Will of Humans".
Less than a week after the antiglobal warming trekkers returned from their trip to the North Pole because of frostbite.
We know history repeats tragedy as farce, but now we need a spiffy slogan about how farce repeats itself as . . . well, as more farce sounds lame.
How about "farce repeats itself as 'Theatre of the Absurd'", in the tradition of Harold Pinter and Waiting for Godot ?
Opera Buffa
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