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A Starter Reading List for Confronting Collapse
15 essential titles to make sense of a world coming apart and imagine what’s next.
Editor’s note: Most of these books were read and reviewed by Eric unless otherwise noted.
The Real Meaning of 9/11, 25 Years on
There’s lots of retrospectives going around about September 11, 2001, which is 25 years ago today. The events of that day have come to signify something very specific to me, and I hadn’t heard anyone else with quite the same take, so I reco...
To Eat Meat or Not to Eat Meat: That is the Question
The environmental, spiritual, ethical, and health impacts of meat consumption based on my own life experience and the conclusion that I have come to about whether to eat meat.
As an environmentalist, animist, and overall lover of animals,...
The Nepal-China Flood and the Two Kinds of Collapse
The moment a wall of water struck the border port between Nepal and China.
The tragedy this week in Nepal and Tibet has been hard to comprehend. The cause now appears to be the collapse of mountain slope in the Himalaya; a landslide that b...
How Alaska Became Big Again
A Slow Nine-Day Alaska Travel Itinerary Created by Someone Who Used to Live There
I lived in Alaska from 2000-2005. I was thirty years old when I left for good. I was only recently engaged to Eric, and we did not yet have a child. I comple...
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