A weekly essay/newsletter on the transformed Earth - as it is, as it was, and as it might be - that promises thoughtful, well-researched writing and a dose of pessimistic optimism.
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an Antarctic meteorite, awaiting resolution / Nancy Lanza via NASA Johnson/Flickr
a thoughtful merging of old and new normals / my photo of Donovan Quintero’s “Diné Family on Horseback” at the Museum of Native American History in NYC / original photo © Navajo Times, 2020
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Writer, teacher, Mainer, former Antarctican. Author of one book and numerous essays/articles on Antarctica. Ghostwriter. Citizen of the Anthropocene.
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