Lingering long after a storm, mold and mental health issues
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North Carolinians are organizing against "toxic resiliency," focused on healing from trauma.
Scalawag (https://www.scalawagmagazine.org/tag/climate-change/)
North Carolinians are organizing against "toxic resiliency," focused on healing from trauma.
This is what climate catastrophe looks like.
Refusing to be cast as the sad victims of sea-level rise, these Louisiana fishermen are finding ways to adapt and survive.
The risk of a storm surge makes the threat to the industry literal, but market pressures and the possibility of stricter climate legislation—still remote in Texas, but increasingly common worldwide—are already nipping at the industry’s heels.
“The city is owned by developers. There’s no zoning, so you can pretty much do whatever you want. Or whatever you can convince the politicians to let you do.”