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wait, it's just people?
March 7, 2025
It is crocus season, my dudes. Today I spent the morning at the Colorado State Capitol building, cosplaying as a lobbyist. I was there as part of 350...
no really, I’m asking
February 21, 2025
Archival flowers. Photo taken in Denver, April 2022. I logged off Twitter1 for the last time almost three years ago, back when the Muskening had just begun....
have a little paganism, as a treat
February 7, 2025
Archival flowers. Photo taken in Edinburgh, spring 2020. February 1 was Imbolc, a pagan holiday that marks the earliest beginnings of spring—the prelude, if...
the tyranny of convenience
January 24, 2025
Two things have been rotating around each other in my brain for several weeks: The first is a lively, sometimes challenging conversation I had with my...
getting in the game
November 6, 2024
Lately, to cope with the stress (and now devastation) of the election, my husband and I have been self-medicating by rewatching Ted Lasso. One of the...
how to call your reps
February 12, 2024
In this issue: Doing the bare minimum... so you can too! Short of armchair-diagnosing myself with anxiety, I think it’s fair to say that I’ve been afflicted...
staying angry at the right people
February 2, 2024
In this issue: KonMari-ing my car rageSimping for good legislation I got in one of my little moods again yesterday. It was 60 degrees. The sun was out. I was...
A holiday gift guide for climate cranks
November 19, 2023
In this issue: A rather long “where the hell have I been” preambleA quick, easy climate actionDon’t you touch those leavesA holiday gift guide for the...
I'm angry because I care
February 8, 2022
For the past five years, I've lived in cities where I did not intend to stay forever. These were great places to live, and I believe my enjoyment of them was...
Am I doing enough? What can I do?
December 30, 2021
If you subscribed to my newsletter before it became “Now Is Long,” you’ll know that I often struggle to maintain a fortnightly publishing schedule. Weeks...
sometimes climate action is spooky
October 31, 2021
The rich and powerful have a busy fortnight ahead. COP 26 began today in Glasgow, where world leaders are meeting in what feels like our last chance to...
Death by fashion
October 19, 2021
I (re)started this newsletter in part to motivate myself to get more involved in political actions that align with my ideals and (maybe) ease my climate...
Something rotten
September 24, 2021
I have come to firmly believe that if we’re going to win fight against our own annihilation, we each have to focus on issues that we don’t just care about,...
Disasters and justice
September 9, 2021
September 9, 2021 Anyone who has been paying the slightest amount of attention this year has probably swallowed the same bitter pill: We aren’t at the stage...