Micah Adie

The contribution of natural disaster to climate change

In the sleepy coastal town of Blue Harbor, nestled between the gentle whispers of the ocean and the towering arms of ancient oaks, the world was changing. And not in a way that brought joy or excitement to the hearts of its inhabitants. For they, like so many others in this new age of uncertainty, were experiencing the emotional toll of more frequent and severe natural disasters, all linked to the ever-present specter of climate change.