Buddy what do you mean your continued survival is dependent on a single 130 mile stretch of road in the ocean. how is there no ports? you're gonna fucking die
Buddy what do you mean your continued survival is dependent on a single 130 mile stretch of road in the ocean. how is there no ports? you're gonna fucking die
One of the most wild things I've seen is the elevation signage in the Everglades, just north of the keys. They range from 0-1m above sea level. The ecosystems change drastically depending on minuscule differences, with forests on hills that you can't even distinguish from the grass marshes beneath them. It's like the first time I saw a massive wildfire, this feeling of existential dread as it suddenly becomes clear just how vulnerable we are to climate change. An area that took five hours to drive across, one of the most ecologically vital places on the continent, will just be gone.
The only hills in Florida are in Claremont. Stop lying. 😉
It's ok, we'll just convert north Florida into the new Everglads