Lay of the Land
A Landscape History of Brexit
Some say the sea connects us, others that it divides us. Of course, both are true. I live on the south coast of England, close to the English Channel, or, as Continue reading
Justice & Community
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Nine Questions for the Author: Krista Schlyer, “Sacrificial Land”
With the partial federal government shutdown reaching into its second month, we contacted journalist and photographer Krista Schlyer to learn more about the ecological realities along the US-Mexico border. In the Continue reading
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The People’s Forest
THEY APPEARED as the last glacier retreated, twelve thousand years ago. It was the end of Earth’s last ice age, the Wisconsin Glaciation, when vast snowy sheets descended over much of Continue reading
Lay of the Land
Protest as Practice
WHEN I FIND Warren Senders on the side of a Boston suburbs highway, he is ready to hand me a sign that reads, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IS SOCIAL JUSTICE. It’s only 7:30 Continue reading
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Conscience and Resistance
To find clarity in times of conflict, we must listen to the quiet voice within. Continue reading