powered by marsh
MK MarshallWriter, renewable energy developer, zine archivist. Creator of WFH zine: a collection of poetry/essays about climate and working while the world burns.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | themarsh.substack.com |
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what silly little LinkedIn posts taught me about climate change
We all know AI sucks for environmental reasons like its massive carbon footprint and its insatiable growth trajectory sucking up critical resources from the grid we all share. We know AI sucks for other reasons, too. Culturally, creatively,...
a wedding and a wedding and a memorial
I don’t write updates, I’m not a reporter (been there). So, I’m not going to write a bloggy post about the passage of the stewing-trash-heap-on-a-humid-day that is the Big Ugly Bill. Or the subsequent executive order intended to finish off ...
a lot of last days, and one i hope never happens
I’ve had a lot of last days in my life, some that I didn’t even know were going to be the last of whatever I was doing at the time. I had the last day of my failed sports career sometime in 8th grade when I decided to stop faking asthma att...
what a beer and a paper towel taught me about climate change
I’ve been touting this Substack pub as energy and climate change reading for people who don’t know anything about energy and climate change. Or maybe they do, and they just want to be entertained. Is there a way to talk about climate and en...
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Climate writer. Creator of WFH zine: a collection of poetry/essays about climate and working while the world burns. Commentary featured in Slate.
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