@wblau@RichterHedwig Great to be reading great books! I hope @vonderleyen is also reading “Children of a modest star” by Blake / Gilman - necessary reading for crafting better futures.
"How do we recalibrate or reinvent basically everything to live under this new condition?"
🎙️ Listen to @JonathanSBlake on @LAReviewofBooks podcast: https://t.co/2OeLJw7KsS
This recording was from a panel discussion titled "Writing Climate Futures" co-hosted by BI & LARB
‘The weird thing about growing up in oil country was that I had no idea I was growing up in oil country. I thought we lived in Hollywood.
But before LA became Tinseltown, it was an oil town.’ And, behind concealed walls, it still is.
By @jonathansblake:
https://t.co/htndUtmsWo
"If you’re stuck in traffic here, you can curse the decaying diatoms of eons past... Or perhaps it is fairer to blame the oilmen who coaxed liquified fossils to the surface."
Enjoyed this @NoemaMag feature on LA's history of oil production/consumption.
https://t.co/nfU385BAe3
In the Top 5:
* A Bitcoin-fuelled health nightmare @TIME
* Oil's hidden history in Los Angeles @NoemaMag
* Buying fentanyl components online @Reuters
* Preservation over profit in Alberta, Canada @thenarwhalca
* Wayfinding with hand-drawn maps @nytimes
https://t.co/sGv2jJ2fMk
2. "It’s Oil That Makes LA Boil" @JonathanSBlake
"The weird thing about growing up in oil country was that I had no idea I was growing up in oil country."
https://t.co/ZkEMi47JJy
“Even after the eventual political and legal triumph over the fossil fuel industry, every oil well needs to be plugged and the whole of Inglewood Oil Field must undergo environmental remediation — an expensive and lengthy process.” h/t @mmcphate https://t.co/BOVR57W8F2
BI's Planetary Program Director, @JonathanSBlake, on a new architecture of planetary sapience that’s enabling and hastening the green transition. via @NoemaMag#ThePlanetary
I've lived most of my life in the shadow of the Inglewood Oil Field, but didn't give it much thought until recently. In @NoemaMag, I explore the past, present, and future of oil drilling in Los Angeles. (Photo from outside my house this morning)
https://t.co/rvsZsyNF8j