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These brave child surrogates all develop mastery not by being protected from their own edibility by adopting others' views of who they ought to be but by denying it and transcending it by themselves. Kale has thick leaves and is a slow cooker, taking twice the amount of time as chard to reach edibility. As early as 1953, government reports documented isolated fish kills from fertilizer runoff, odors of oil from the fish and loss of edibility, and, later, in the 1970s, repeated episodes of acidity, pollution, and fish kills (GICI 2001). |
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