Farming in extreme heat showed me climate change is real. Changing my lifestyle is harder

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This First Person column is written by Anna Helmer, a potato farmer in Pemberton, B.C. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ.

I knew right away it was a newt. The sucking, or rather, clenching sensation on my skin had become a surprisingly familiar sensation, given all the amphibians also seeking to reduce their body temperature on this extraordinarily hot day in our watering hole.  

The first time I sensed it as I floated, I absentmindedly felt up my leg for the cause of that curious feeling. I was shocked when I found the slimy, bright green

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