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Picking Cherries, By Guy McPherson

Picking Cherries, By Guy McPherson

Jan 30, 2014 | Climate Change/Environment | 0 comments

I pick cherries because I see nobody else connecting the dots on climate change. I see nobody else making an honest effort to describe our predicament. So, by default, I’m The Connector. I collate, summarize, and synthesize information about climate change. And in the process of serving as host for the finest reality show on the Internet, I connect people, too.

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