Wild Authors: Kim Stanley Robinson
Kim Stanley Robinson is an award-winning author of literary and science fiction; he is widely known for his realism in
This Sentence: How Do We Comprehend the Effects of Climate Change?
Like you, I read thousands of words in a day, online, in books, on my social media feeds. I’m both
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An Interview with Photographer and Filmmaker Nathan Kensinger
Happy holidays! I hope you all are doing well and taking care of yourselves as the weather changes and the
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Shaping New Climate Narratives: Why a Journalist/Historian Turned to Theatre for Climate Stories
Earlier this year, taking a front row seat at a church in Gary, Indiana, I watched as a young rapper,
CODAsummit Explores Humans’ Impact on the Environment Through Interactive Art
The art and technology worlds can often feel locked in competition, each prizing what the other inadvertently seeks to curtail:
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Reframing the Narrative: A Compost Conversation
A pungent odor emerges when I turn the piles of worms and rotting scraps. No matter how many leaves and
The Eerie, Beautiful Sounds of the Arctic
In the past ten years, arts foundations, environmental groups, and governments have encouraged artists to visit the Arctic, where the
Annual Year in Review Part 1: Space for Feeling
The Persistent Acts series takes a look back at this year, through theatre about intersectional issues, and how these productions
Changing the Climate Narrative Fifty Plays at a Time
“I suspect future generations will look back and judge us not so much by what we said and did about
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The Loneliest Species
“The greatest delight which the fields and woods minister, is the suggestion of an occult relation between man and vegetable.