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Field Guide to the Anthropocene

Jason Anthony
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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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Wanigan

hiking (not portaging) in NH’s White Mtns / source

Hello everyone:

Some good literary news: My essay “We Are Not Alone” is a finalist for the Maine Literary Awards, hosted by the great Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance.

As always, ple...

12 days ago
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Stop the "Fix Our Forests Act"

Timber sales production in the Chatahoochee National Forest, GA / public domain

Hello everyone:

Something different and important this week: I’m here to motivate you to do two things: 1) Read the full post, “Congress is About to Legalize...

19 days ago
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Roots in the Trail

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Hello everyone:

I’m taking my own advice this week, having written in “Earth Through the Window” that the earth at our feet has more to tell us about life than the Earth viewed from space.

As always, please remember to scrol...

a month ago
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Earth Through the Window

mission specialist Christina Koch looks homeward / credit: NASA

Hello everyone:

Another Earth Day is upon us - next Tuesday, April 22nd - and for me it also marks my fifth anniversary of writing the Field Guide. For five years (or 260 wee...

a month ago
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Feral

feral cat, NZ / credit: NZ Dept. of Conservation

Hello everyone:

This is a difficult topic and long essay. I hope you’ll take the time, as I have, to consider this vital story. The fate of tens of billions of wild animals is the backdrop...

a month ago
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