This is a very special shot, for which we owe great thanks to our friends at Friends of the Earth Middle East. The 3? That’s on the Jordanian shore of the Dead Sea. The 5? Down the beach, in Palestine. The 0? It’s on the Israeli coast. The Dead Sea is dwindling, and we need to take action to keep this remarkable corner of the world livable. If there’s any image that illustrates the ability of people to come together across political boundaries, this should be it.
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