Chapter Thirteen

After he had seated himself on the raised boulder, I sat on the stone at his feet. I waited for him to start.

“Tell me about your work,” he said.

I gathered the relevant details in the mind before starting, “I run a social organization, engaged in creating awareness about the perils of global warming,” I paused to look towards the ice-walls and mentally questioned the appropriateness of giving a lecture on global warming.

He read my thoughts, “Global warming is not all about warming and heat only; it has more to do with the erratic climate patterns we see around the planet.”

I said amen to that.

“How do you create awareness?” he asked.

“We work mainly among college and school students. Regular awareness campaigns are conducted at schools and colleges. We have two centers: one in Koch