Life Beneath Power Lines
A seemingly peaceful cul-de-sac anywhere in SoCal hides electro-magnetic danger for all.
By michael-leonard creditor / flexible fotography
In honor of Earth Day and the fair coming this weekend, here are illustrations of just some reasons that Earth Day needs to be every day. Humans consume earth’s resources and, in turn, poison her even as our plastic poisons us. Industrial uses crowd residential districts. Climate change fuels year-round “fire season.” Beneath it all is the trash and litter we all leave behind us. Stay conscious, San Diego.
All photos © michael-leonard creditor / Flickr website @ flexible fotography
Michael-Leonard Creditor
Born in Tucson AZ; reared in Brooklyn NY; lived in Portland OR; currently inhabiting Clairemont.
Three main professions: photographer, folklorist, radio program host.
Philosopher, Humanist, and life-long Liberal.
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