Mette Lampcov Documents How Climate Change Is Destroying California

With wildfires now burning hotter and longer, we can no longer deny or ignore the reality of climate change and its impending aftermath. This is the crux of Los Angeles-based Mette Lampcov's documentary work in California, one of the hotspots of deadly fires in the United States.

Water to Dust chronicles how climate change is actually a two-pronged problem in the state and aims to open our eyes to the dramatic impact that threatens to spread across the globe. .

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2019-9-18 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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