Image from October 2022 of cleared forest at the Cordillera Azul National Park, Peru’s Amazon. We’re not doing enough to lower carbon emissions and, at the same time, we’re cutting down trees that help to sequester carbon — a double whammy against nature. — AP
IF you haven’t seen the film Everything Everywhere All At Once, then you’ve missed a great movie. Not only because the leading role of Evelyn Hu is played brilliantly by our own Oscar-winning Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh, but also because one can draw parallels between the plot of the movie and our current state of being.
As we get into the murky depths of the film, the fabric of reality begins to collapse, threatening not only Evelyn’s existence but also the very foundations of the universe. Evelyn then embarks on a mind-bending journey to save all of existence from imminent destruction.
