
A conversation about how everyday citizens and their local governments shape our worlds through the building and destruction of our environment.
| Platform | Pricing | Only paid issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 114 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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The Power of Land Advocates on Our Southern Border
Anyone passing through the state for more than 5 minutes knows one thing for certain: you don’t mess with Texas. The unofficial state slogan covers souvenirs, billboards, and bumper sticke...
The ways in which we opt into a generous world
After a three-week hiatus, I headed over to my sister’s house for a visit. She suggested it offhand the day before: “Hey, you should come see the backyard. It isn’t done yet, but we’ve been wo...
The movement to protect wildlife is going new places.
The importance of environmental protection is back in the national spotlight, thanks to a brazen attempt by Republicans to attack the Endangered Species Act (ESA) on Earth Day. In the w...
An Earth Day message to move us forward.
After the Senate voted this week to approve toxic mining in Minnesota’s treasured wilderness recreation area, conservation leaders responded en masse. I’m grateful for their insight and rapid inform...
We're already doing it.
In a social sciences grad school course, a classmate asked about how we should navigate community organizing with a Congress that worked against local needs. My wonderful professor practically scoffed when she answe...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I specialize in community building around greenspaces, with a Phd in Agriculture, Community, Leadership, and Education and practical experience in coalition building and city park planning with resident-led designs.
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