The Climate According to Life
Rob LewisWritings on the science, poetics and politics of the living climate.
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Are Ecology and Climate the Same Thing?
About a year and a half ago I attended an online conference hosted in Germany called Climate Landscapes. It was a gathering of professional, independent and citizen scientists, along with ordinary citizens like myself, looking at climate fr...
Salish Sea Morning
I had meant to have ready a piece called “Is Ecology and Climate the Same Thing?” But that of course was being overly optimistic. In the meantime I offer this poem, which relates to the subject I suppose in terms of its sense of circularity...
Valentine for Palestine, #2
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The Ecological and Climatological Incoherence of "Green" Energy Permitting "Reform"
This morning I read in Willamette Week, an alternative weekly in my neighboring state of Oregon, that a PAC called Clean Energy for Oregon recently doled out nearly $100,000 to lawmakers deemed crucial to a bill that would remove state over...
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Rob Lewis is a poet, essayist and activist doing his best to bring words to the defense of the wordless.
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