Earth Under Fire :: Photo Essay :4:

China. Farm woman in Guangdong Province, China carries water a kilometer when wells and ponds providing water to her family for 100's of years dry up in severe drought tied to global warming. Photo by Gary Braasch, from Earth Under Fire. www.earthunderfire.com 4 of 5

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Earth Under Fire: How Global Warming is Changing the World is a comprehensive look at the world-wide effects of climate change. In dramatic photographs, maps and quotes from world climate science leaders, this one-of-a-kind book shows how the earth is being changed right now.

The book illustrates on-going shifts from weather extremes and melting glaciers to disruptions of animal migration and plant growth—including the strong impact on human life, cities and cultures. Earth Under Fire ends with a vision of how we can slow global warming and improve the lives of people everywhere. For more information and to order Earth Under Fire, visit www.earthunderfire.com.

Gary Braasch is a nature and environmental photojournalist whose work on global warming has won him international recognition. YES! Magazine has been proud to publish his work since our first issue. Gary's work can be seen at www.braaschphotography.com.