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6 Essential Texts of Climate Change Written By Women

6 Essential Texts of Climate Change Written By Women

(But First, Read the National Climate Assessment!)

By Sarah Boon | January 4, 2019

The Scientists' Writing Group: Finding Community in a Burning World

The Scientists' Writing Group: Finding Community in a Burning World

Lauren E. Oakes and Emily Polk on Discovering Trust and Courage

By Lauren E. Oakes and Emily Polk | December 4, 2018

My Year of Smoke: Finding Echoes of Frankenstein in the California Fires

My Year of Smoke: Finding Echoes of Frankenstein in the California Fires

Joy Lanzendorfer on Mary Shelley's "Year Without a Summer"

By Joy Lanzendorfer | November 28, 2018

Grief and Recovery in Thousand Oaks

Grief and Recovery in Thousand Oaks

Liska Jacobs on Her Hometown's Navigation of Dual Tragedies

By Liska Jacobs | November 21, 2018

The Warming Earth is Waking Up Dormant—and Deadly—Diseases

The Warming Earth is Waking Up Dormant—and Deadly—Diseases

From Elephants to Antelopes, Animal Die-Off Does Not Bode Well for Humans

By Jeff Nesbit | October 31, 2018

Climate Change Needs to be About Economic Justice

Climate Change Needs to be About Economic Justice

Mary Robinson on the Disproportionate Impact of the Coming Storm

By Mary Robinson | September 6, 2018

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What Future is There for America's Desert Cities?

By Saritha Ramakrishna | July 25, 2018

We Need a New Mythic-Scale Story to Tell About Climate Change

By Adam Frank | July 13, 2018

The New Vanguard of Climate Fiction

By Siobhan Adcock | July 5, 2018

I Don't Spend Much Time in Nature, But I Love Reading About It

I Don't Spend Much Time in Nature, But I Love Reading About It

Why New Collections From Wendell Berry and Bernd Heinrich Are a Balm

By Bradley Babendir | May 29, 2018

William T. Vollmann: What If the Leftwing Hoaxers Are Right?

William T. Vollmann: What If the Leftwing Hoaxers Are Right?

On Climate Change Denial and the Resurgence of Carbon-Fueled Ideology

By William T. Vollmann | April 11, 2018

The World Might Not Be As Disastrous As We Think It Is

The World Might Not Be As Disastrous As We Think It Is

Steven Pinker on the Virulence of Contemporary Pessimism

By Steven Pinker | March 1, 2018

A Fleeting Resource: In Praise of the Deep Cold

A Fleeting Resource: In Praise of the Deep Cold

Miranda Weiss on Moving to Alaska, and Choosing to Stay There

By Miranda Weiss | December 4, 2017

As the World Ends, Has the Time for Grieving Arrived?

As the World Ends, Has the Time for Grieving Arrived?

Sue Sinclair on Poetry in the Age of a New Sadness

By Sue Sinclair | December 1, 2017

Making Sense of the End of the World

Making Sense of the End of the World

On Nuclear Technology, Climate Change, and Apocalyptic Narratives

By Robert Jay Lifton | November 20, 2017

Writing a Novel in the Age of Peak Content

Writing a Novel in the Age of Peak Content

Notes from the Midst of A Terrifying Digital Flowering

By Barret Baumgart | November 6, 2017

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