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Radically Local

Margi Prideaux, PhD, Magda Nawrocka-Weekes, TheLastFarm, Justin McAffee, Jackie Bridgen, Adam Wilson, Kollibri terre Sonnenblume, Alex Zeidner, Suzan Erem, Rob Lewis, Matt Orsagh, Jan Steinman, Wayne Jenkins

Reflections about the radical realities of climate change from the frontlines of climate chaos survival.

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Latest Issues

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THE GAP BETWEEN WORDS AND WEATHER

I misread the weather—and in a world on fire, that matters. Mea culpa. The Australian funding is real, but the resilience we need still isn’t being resourced—because what we grow with our hands and our hearts can’t be delivered in a policy ...

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WHEN THE RAIN COMES LATE AND THE WARNING COMES ... NEVER

In a world unravelling its own rhythms, farmers and food systems are being left blind, sowing seeds into silence while the climate slips beyond prediction and the warnings come ... never.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Margi Prideaux, PhD

    Author, and now radical #climatecrisis activist. Retired international environmental law negotiator. PhD. Lived and lost in the 2020 climate-driven wildfires. Seeing the world now through the lens of my collapse aware market garden.

  • Magda Nawrocka-Weekes

    Poet, witch, messy bitch. \ud83c\udf3b\ud83c\udf31\ud83c\udf44 A weekly update as my partner and I start an agroecological farm. With bonus bits on climate adaptation, seed keeping, DIY art and foraging... ✨

  • TheLastFarm

    Agroecology. Eco-socialism. Degrowth.

  • Justin McAffee

    EarthKeeper, wilderness survival instructor, author of upcoming books Ten Myths of Progress; Becoming EarthKeepers.

  • Jackie Bridgen

    First Generation Tenant Smallholder in the English countryside. Slow Living, Permaculture Learner and Teacher. Local Site at https://www.chestnutsfarm.com/

  • Adam Wilson

    Farmer-baker-writer.

  • Kollibri terre Sonnenblume

    \ud83c\udff3️‍\ud83c\udf08 Writer, photographer, tree-hugger, animal lover, occasional farmer, cultural dissident. Author of several books on ecology, human culture, and their intersections. Podcaster on the side.

  • Alex Zeidner

    I am a farmer using organic and regenerative practices growing in Northern Colorado. Writing to capture the nuances of being a first generation grower, a business owner, and father through personal tales on and around the farm.

  • Suzan Erem

    A journalist-turned-orchardist using her words and a farm to inspire action.

  • Rob Lewis

    Rob Lewis is a poet, essayist and activist doing his best to bring words to the defense of the wordless.

  • Matt Orsagh

    I have been a researcher, analyst, writer, podcaster, and worker bee in the financial industry for over 20 years. I want to help push the degrowth conversation forward so that we as a civilization can get where we need to be.

  • Wayne Jenkins
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