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Attending to It
The full moon has rolled west and out of view, illumination reduced to a trickle through the black frame of my window, and has hidden...
Logan Garner
Sep 11


If Honey Bees Could Google
RE: January 10, 2025. Smoke Advisory Extended - Unhealthy Air Quality Declared due to Multiple Wildfires. According to the South Coast...
Cindy Xie
Aug 21


Kolkata’s Kidneys
Exploring The World's Largest Nature-Based Waste Management Fishermen traverse the wetlands Every dawn, on the eastern fringes of the...
West Bengal Water Project
Apr 19


The Forest for the Trees
The sunlight streamed through the white curtains, through the transparent solar cells of the windows. The trees that grew beside the...
Kiera Alventosa
Feb 25


To Be the Awakening Earth: Experiments in Planetary Coordination
There is a story, a Greek legend, that tells of a young boy who finds a bird with the most beautiful song in the forest. He brings it...
Audrey Bennett
Feb 10


Worms, Horns, and Surfaces: Interview with Multidisciplinary Artist Jantsankhorol Erdenebayar
Secondary Growth (exhibition view), 2025. Image courtesy of artist. Jantsankhorol Erdenebayar (b. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia) completed his...
Regina Kong
Feb 3


Climate Hope
I used to drown myself in a sea of articles with titles that read “Vanishing Islands Gone by 2050”. It became easy to imagine my...
Zoe Brown
Nov 7, 2024


Tourism & Extractive Legacies: The Haunting of the Former Coco Palms Hotel
I always knew the Coco Palms resort was haunted. Everyone did. Staring at its peeling paint and crumbling facade, it’s hard not to...
Emma Schneck
Oct 22, 2024


Exploring the Story Garden
One community garden in Central London and its expansive offering of connection On the land of the British Library’s old car park behind...
Kaitlin Hyde
Jul 2, 2024


The Zone of Interest: Environmental Nostalgia and Other-than-Human Representations
Jonathan Glazer's historical drama, The Zone of Interest (2023), is a spectacular art film that received five Oscar nominations and two...
Karolina Uskakovych
May 18, 2024


When History and Dreams Meet: Investing in Indigenous-Led Science as a Climate Solution
On a June day in 2006, my little sister and I were in the backseat of an old Chevy, watching my Ina drive around the Oglala Nation Powwow...
Anpotowin Jensen
May 9, 2024


Rare Birds
In May 2023, Annika Bowman shadowed a team of four birders competing to win the 40th annual World Series of Birding in New Jersey, U.S.A.
Annika Bowman
Apr 30, 2024
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