Gentle Decline
Drew ShielGentle Decline helps individuals and families get ready for the effects of climate crisis. (Move Inland. Grow Food. Be Generous.)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | gentledecline.substack.com |
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Moving Out
Hi. This is the last post you’ll get from this newsletter on Substack. Due to their support of Nazis, I’m moving platforms to beehiiv. The newsletter archives have been moved, as has the subscription list, and you can now find me at https:/...
Gentle Decline 2/32: Correspondence & Confidence
Hello. This issue is a bit of a grab-bag of news items, answers to queries, a piece written by Cee about recycling, and also this: if you’re inclined to use the Ko-fi button or to sign up for Patreon, now would be an excellent time. One of ...
Gentle Decline 2/31: Floods and Further
Hello. This right-at-the-moment special-ish issue looks at flooding in Ireland, where we currently have soil moisture deficits (usually used to measure drought) of -10mm in places, and more water on the way. Media coverage and political com...
Gentle Decline 2/30: Feedback & Fears
Hello. In the last issue, I talked about anarchy and how it has a lot in common with planning for climate chaos. This issue, before I start to talk about the feedback and discussion that resulted, I’ll note that I’m taking some of that plan...
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