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Looks like the trees are burned black by all that toxic CO2. Some smoke still in the air.
What’s that white stuff? CO2 affected grass or Is it something that 10 years ago it’ll become a very rare and exciting event and I’m just not going to know what it is?
Ash.
Oh no’s.. more carbons!
Sandia mountains got a dusting of snow on the Albuquerque side. Must be a CO2 inversion.