#jenna scatena

[quotesfrommyreading]

This isn’t what I imagined global warming would look like. I was braced for bigger wildfires and rising seas; I wasn’t ready for sea snot. If the story of the Sea of Marmara in the summer of 2021 is a preview of what’s to come, the effects of climate change will be not only terrifyingly destructive but also weird, uncomfortable, and unbearably gross.

  —  Climate Change is Going to Be Gross

[peywendi]

Istanbul’s tradition of dangling baskets from windows to collect groceries has become a lifeline for older people during the COVID-19 pandemic, said Jenna Scatena writing in [Conde Nast Traveler] (https://ift.tt/2XrSq6B)... via Peywendi

[batpingsoo]

Higashi Chaya, Kanazawa, Japan by Jenna Scatena.

[quotesfrommyreading]

What I’d been looking at all summer, I realized, was not only an unfamiliar phenomenon but also an unfamiliar kind of death. To confront global warming is to confront death, and it will show up in surprising places and forms—some painful, some disgusting, some disorienting. We talk about preparing for climate change, but how can we prepare for endings we can’t yet imagine?

  —  Climate Change Is Going to Be Gross

[batpingsoo]

Hagashi Chaya, Kanazawa, Japan by Jenna Scatena