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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Reducing Our Final Footprint
the final footprint / credit: Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery
Hello everyone:
As always, please remember to scroll past the end of the essay to read some curated Anthropocene news.
Now on to this week’s writing:
Two stories, as best...
All is Well
love or optimism, written in stone / credit: Mark Becker
Hello everyone:
This week’s essay is a very belated follow-up to “How to Haunt a Graveyard,” which I published last November. One of my more popular pieces, that essay addressed som...
The Liver of the River
a diversity of freshwater mussels / credit: Virginia Dept. of Wildlife Resources
Hello everyone:
I went outside at midnight to see the lunar eclipse as it reached maximum coverage (about 96%). After several minutes, the strange and beauti...
Affection for the Atmosphere
paddling through the sky / credit: Nell Anthony
Hello everyone:
This was a week busy with other things, from other work to my birthday to prepping for a triathlon, so I’ve revised a personal favorite from three years ago, when I had only...
Eggs and Instructions
Herring gull eggs / credit: John Haslam, source
Hello everyone:
As always, please remember to scroll past the end of the essay to read some curated Anthropocene news.
Now on to this week’s writing:
Here’s the image that’s haunted me thi...
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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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