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Gretchen K Deahl
The Mysterious Monster March: The Adventure Continues
a picture book that I am currently working on. :-)

"Dawn breaks and excitement grows.
Everyone is eager to continue on their adventure.
A tasty breakfast of sweet, sticky Hickleberries
makes them all feel very brave.

Later that day, they arrive at the edge of a vast lake.
The joyful monsters jump in with wild howls of glee!
Meenu cautiously steps onto a leaf to float across.
He has never been in water before."

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On a tiny orange leaf, sits a small monster as he floats across large, dark lake. A strange swimming creature approaches from behind, causing him to become slightly alarmed. Below the waterline, multiple fish and monsters move at different speeds through the murky depths.
#lake
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Peter Gleick

For more than 60 years, hundreds of unclassified reports from the US defense and intelligence community have assessed the threats to the US from environmental, #water, and #climate risks.

Those reports are disappearing from government websites and the military is being ordered to cancel, and censor, these security analyses.

I've documented, annotated, and linked to them on my website in three blog posts. The first one is here (the next two are there as well):

gleick.com/blog/climate-change

Climate Change, Water, the Environment and National Security: An Annotated History of U.S. Defense, Intelligence, and Security Assessments (Part 1: to 2010)Climate Change, Water, the Environment and National Security: An Annotated History of U.S. Defense, Intelligence, and Security Assessments (Part 1: to 2010)Summary: For more than half a century, U.S. intelligence and defense communities have worked to understand the threats to national and international security from a range of enviro
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