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Concetta’s concern for justice draws our attention to various kinds of wars. She pens a Haibun, a Japanese form that combines prose and haiku, focussing on environmental issues. An exclusive for Different Truths.
Myriad forms of war exist – wars against terrorism and territories; air versus ground battles; wars against poverty, homelessness, and police brutality; and, not least, the war against climate change. Can there ever be justice?
Wars to name a few Hurt, kill, strangle, causing Suffering to life
Earth is a sacred place with water its most inviolable right, available to all people regardless of place, creed, colour, religious beliefs, or status. Water is the necessity for the functioning of all life forms that exist on earth.
Earth is a sacred place with water its most inviolable right…
Water clear fresh pure Exists to feed nature's life Staying beautiful
The People v. The Keystone XL Pipeline is the story of how, in early 2021, Canadian and US land defenders and organisations successfully stopped the proposed Keystone XL pipeline. From a small group of people to forming unlikely alliances and gaining global attention, the power of the people prevailed.
Corporate excess Cares not for preservation Generations hurt People together Guarantee water safety Watershed preserved
Many of the various threats were underpinned by water security.
Many of the various threats were underpinned by water security. The increasing vulnerability of watersheds to the risk of spill brought indigenous, non-indigenous and climate organisation groups to fight together for a common purpose of protecting their lands from devastating environmental destruction, creating a turning point in environmental activism history.
People take action Accomplish heroic acts Mankind benefits Questions still exist Will it last forever or not Victory briefly
Picture design by Anumita Roy, Different Truths
