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How improper farming methodology and drought caused the catastrophic Dust Bowl
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On Friday, May 11, 1934, tons of topsoil blew from the Great Plains region of the United States all the way to New York, Boston, and Atlanta.
This was an event associated with the Dust Bowl. A farmer and his two sons during a dust storm in Cimarron County, Oklahoma, April 1936. Iconic photo taken by Arthur Rothstein. Courtesy of Wikipedia
Visitors to Stockton’s Haggin Museum will be the first in the country to see a new collection that traces the history and impact of the environmental movement through art.
“The Long View | From Conservation to Sustainability | Works from the Bank of America Collection” is making its inaugural exhibition Thursday, May 6, at The Haggin, which reopened recently after a year of being mostly shuttered due to the pandemic.
Beginning in the mid-19th century, “The Long View” examines the evolution of humanity’s relationship with and need to protect the Earth and its inhabitants, and the artists that have played a role in shaping the environmental conversation, The Haggin said in a news release.
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