Cramming for the Apocalypse
Elizabeth DoerrAn aspiring optimist's quest for hope in the face of climate change
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Traveling with curiosity
I’m going to Sedona, Arizona tomorrow. It’ll be my third trip there. It is both a work trip and a fun trip and I can’t tell you how excited I am to be in the presence of those incredible red rocks again. There’s something about them that fe...
(encore) Capitalism Wants You to Drown Your Sorrows in Shopping
This post was originally published on November 28, 2023 and I feel it fits the moment just as well as it did last year. So why not re-post it for those who didn’t see it and those who could use this reminder (including myself).
An Ode to Gathering and Togetherness
As an adult, I have loved Thanksgiving more than all other holidays. It is one that comes without the expectation of buying things, rather it centers around gathering with loved ones. It involves cooking together. And it involves gratitude....
When should we move beyond escapism?
Since the election, I haven’t been able to listen to NPR as much, nor have I spent much time on social media. With every new piece of information about Trump’s cabinet picks (that currently resemble an outlandish crew of cartoon supervillia...
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Elizabeth (she/her) is a writer currently writing a book about bumbling her way through climate grief by building apocalypse survival skills and finding a reason for hope along the way.
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