Bookworm on Dec 12 2012 | Filed under: Climate change
Tweet Approximately every ten years, Marin County floods. Thinking back, the last big flood year in our neighborhood was around 2002 or 2003. I remember taking the kids down from the hill on which we live to the marshy flat-lands nearby. We waded through water that came up past our knees. This high water was [...]
Bookworm on Jul 18 2008 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Tweet Patrick grew up in Oakville, Iowa, as did his father before him. It was a quintessentially small Midwestern town, but its future is in now question because it was completely flooded when the waters rose. Patrick’s now started a blog with illustrations of both the damage done and the work the town’s residents are [...]
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