The Weighing
Julie RehmeyerReflections on survival, energy, and education in a disordered world.
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My Modern Love essay about the magnificent Beth Mazur
Beth and me during her visit to my house, a few days before she died. Credit: John Kadlecek
My friend Beth Mazur was a giant — the hidden wizard behind nearly every significant shift in ME/CFS advocacy over the past decade. Her work impact...
Small Is Beautiful — But It’s Not Enough
For much of the last half-century, a powerful strand of environmental thinking told us that the way forward was to scale down — to live more simply, more locally, more humbly. When E. F. Schumacher published Small Is Beautiful in 1973, his...
Deliciousness, Born from the Fire of Chronic Illness
I have something a little different for you today: a miniature podcast. It’s a recording of a conversation with Rachel Riggs about her new cookbook. The transcript of our conversation is below — and don’t miss the recipes at the bottom.
Ju...
Two Systems in Collapse
By Josh Nutall
It’s been a little while since I last posted — my health took a dip for several weeks. I’m pleased and grateful to be back writing. — Julie
Recently I came upon Emily Johnston’s essay Loving a Vanishing World, and it simult...
How a Dying Coal Plant Sparked New Mexico’s Ambitious Climate Law — and What Other States Can Learn
Aerial view of San Juan Generating Station. Credit: Dickylon
In 2019, New Mexico achieved something that appeared to be impossible: This poor, bluish-purple, oil-and-gas-heavy state with some of the highest per capita emissions in the coun...
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I'm a math and science journalist and the author of Through the Shadowlands: A Science Writer's Odyssey into an Illness Science Doesn't Understand. Bylines: New York Times, Washington Post, Wired, Discover, Science News, many more.
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