Climate action doesn’t often come to Laos, but we just got a great photo from a waterfall just oustside of Luang Prabang, a world heritage city in the center of the country. The group of American and Laos students made it out to the falls and were able to rush back and get us a photo in just a few hours. (I’ll admit, looking at that swimming hole makes me a little jealous).
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