Meghan Miner Murray
Freelance Science and Travel Journalist at Freelance
None at National Geographic
Globe trotter, ostrich rider, shipwreck survivor, spam carver, writer, scuba diver. Hawaii Island resident.
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Aug 20, 2024 |
nationalgeographic.com | Meghan Miner Murray
Landscapes shape our sense of place, yet Earth is constantly changing. The forces of volcanism, wind, water, sun, and, yes, people, relentlessly conspire to transform what we consider familiar terrain—pummeling cliffs into beaches, eroding vast canyons, forming new land with bubbling lava, and shifting the course of mighty rivers. Indeed, change is the only constant—an idea seeded by Greek philosopher Heraclitus back in the fifth century B.C. and echoed by philosophers ever since.
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