This week on Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up it is all about weather trade. With the news that the NASA Climate Research centre may additionally close with the new Republican Government inside the US, I desired to expose a selection of snap shots that provide irrefutable proof that we are wrecking the planet. I display them notwithstanding the truth that we have seen many pictures like these before. I display them in spite of the fact that it seems no one in energy honestly gives a damn. Why hassle? Because if we allow our voices be silenced, if we throw up our fingers in dismay and walk away, 'they' the now not so faceless, but immensely powerful, egocentric and ignorant men (and it is essentially men which can be climate skeptics) pass unchallenged.
There are many photographers doing superb paintings to carry the story of climate exchange to the general public. This week functions works by way of Kerstin Langenberger, Michael Robinson Chavez, Peter McBride, Randy Olson, Mayeta Clark and an amazing, and annoying series of comparative photos via Gary Braasch. What those images display is that climate alternate influences the whole lot we want to live to tell the tale as a species - meals, water, air. No you can still escape this. Not even the rich, fats cats that think they're in particular else.
Special Feature:
Climate Change
(C) Kerstin Langenberger - A starving polar endure in Arctic
(C) Michael Robinson Chavez
(C) Michael Robinson Chavez
(C) Gary Braasch
(C) Peter McBride - Colorado River runs dry
(C) Peter McBride - Colorado River runs dry
(C) Randy Olson, Pakistan
(C) Randy Olson for National Geographic, East Africa
(C) Mayeta Clark, PNG - two million starve a PNG food bowl dries up 2016
(C) Gary Braasch
(C) Gary Braasch
(C) Gary Braasch
(C) Gary Braasch
(C) Gary Braasch
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