SO much going on.
Covfefe distracts, while the Climate Agreement may actually be abandoned in a few minutes. I mean, it's not a surprise, it's what he's said all along, and his policies - such as they are - have eroded environmental protections and will continue to no matter what momentary lip service the president ends up paying to international scientific rigor. And the noise is such, that people seem not to be noticing that department after life-saving department is atrophying from neglect (or crumbling under abuse). Not least - lest we forget - millions of our Fellow Americans continue to view such things as worthy of very slight consideration, if not cause for celebration.
This state of affairs has been, is, and continues to be intolerable, and I condemn it. So there.
In other news, we lost a giant of world music this week. David Lewiston, whose name might not be at the front of your mind, but if you are have listened to indigenous music of Asia, Africa, or South America, to Gamelan, Tibetan chants, sacred song from around the world, there's a good chance he recorded it, or inspired the person who did.
Photo: NY Times/Nonesuch Records
Thursday, June 01, 2017
Keep Your Eye on the Bali
Posted by mick at 3:33 PM
Labels: ecstatic music, environment, policy, politics, science
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