After years of over-the-top and sensational climate projections ranging from 'we only have 10 years to act' to 'we are probably already doomed,' the hypocrisy of elites becoming more apparent by the day.
Walking from shop to shop in Winnsboro, Texas, during this summer was a constant flux of trudging through thick, sweltering air to the sudden kiss of air conditioners rapidly evaporating the moisture off our bodies. Coming from dry and wispy Colorado, everything felt so heavy and oppressive. The sun was painted evenly thick across the flat landscape, and everyone's face permanently glistened with a faint sheen of sweat.
It wasn't until we were back in Colorado that I saw the flurry of blaring stories on the record-setting Texas summer of 2023. I mean the heat wasn't exactly pleasant, but with a little time and a perhaps some shade and breeze, it didn't seem so bad. It was by no means apocalyptic.
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