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Visible and invisible signs
One of the more frustrating parts of writing and communication generally is selecting an appropriate timescale. We often enter in the middle. We rely on sign posts — meetings, reports, decisions, and deadlines — to help explain otherwise no...
'There's no manual'
“We have no precedent to follow. There’s no manual, there’s no video,” Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni told the City Council…” — Inside Climate News, 4/23/26
October 8, 2021 - October 11, 2025 (NASA Earth Observatory)
Ove...
Transition seasons, in-between spaces
All seasons bring something special, but the rhythm of spring and fall make them my favorite. They are the buffers out of and into the extremes of winter and summer, the times when one thing can morph into something else, similar or differe...
Digging to mine, digging into groundwater
Hi there,
Have a short dispatch today on a proposal to re-mine the abandoned Anaconda Copper Mine in Nevada. The mine not only represents the legacies of hardrock mining on water and public land in the West, but it also highlights the inte...
River governance is made, one way or another
Writing about the Colorado River over the past few years has felt, at many times, a bit like Groundhog Day, the repetition of patterns and clear realities (demand exceeding a shrinking water supply), told repeatedly in photos, charts, forec...
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I'm an environmental writer and researcher focused on how people and communities relate to water in the West. Master's student @ UC Davis.
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