#pyrocene

[newsfromtheendtimes]

The Australian fires are a harbinger of things to come. Don't ignore their warning | Steve Pyne

Fires are more frequent, more damaging, and more terrifying - a symptom of the new age that I call the Pyrocene

[naonicblog2]

How animals are adapting to the rise of wildfires — National Geographic

Lizards that can outrun blazes. Birds that lay ash-colored eggs. Wildlife may have a limited ability to evolve in this fiery new era known a

[inthewindtunnel]

Propter Hoc

Pyrocene

[viensfleurter]

Award winner covered destruction—and a solution

Photographer drove 4,300 miles one way, spent two weeks in a prison-like COVID quarantine to show how the fire-control methods of Australia's Aboriginal people are teaching the world how to deal with disaster and climate change.

The disconnection with our environnement and our ancient techniques, enables this general climate we are in. Climate of fear and confusion, masked by an illusion of control and protection given by the fact that we have a government "above us". Yet ourselves only can protect us from our own ingnorance and indifference. Observe more, listen more, learn more, do more, go out of yourself, reach to others and connect with the outside. Beautiful shots.

[losangeleslovesyou]

GENGHIS TRON : PYROCENE

[wild-neko]

Australia heading into new 'fire age', warns global fire historian

Australia could be at the beginning of a new "epoch of fire", driven by humans and climate change.

[newsierising]

Winter isn’t coming -- and you need to prepare for the Pyrocene

Millions of acres are burning in the Arctic, thousands of fires blaze in the Amazon, and with seemingly endless flareups in between, from California to Gran Canaria – fire seems everywhere, and everywhere dangerous and destabilizing. With a worsening climate, the fires dappling Earth from the tropic

[froschperspektiven]

No words.