The unexpected forces that reshaped my farm.
This article clearly articulates concern. And it tells the back story, about how this person and his family met the adversity that climate havoc (to which he admits his own contribution) wrought in the past. More importantly, he talks about his willingness to tackle that havoc again.
It made me think about the importance - too often forgotten or not believed - that what one person does, matters. While we certainly need more than one person to address the challenges we face, choices you and I make about how we live, what we buy or discard, what we choose to eat, how we travel and more do have an impact. They can influence others as well as lighten the load, however minutely, of the burdens our world bears.
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