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A Walk Through Blue Wave City on Drawdown Day
An attempt at solarpunk fiction about a good Anthropocene
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Interview: Dr. Christine Wilkinson, Carnivore Ecologist
A fascinating conversation with a carnivore ecologist ranging from Kenya to California
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Dec 23
Your Daily Dose of Climate Hope: December 5, 2024
America could soon compete with China on cost in battery manufacturing!
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The Weekly Anthropocene, December 18 2024
Rewilding success in Bulgaria, a perovskite solar farm and flash ironmaking from China, six Mekong giant catfish, steam-treated seeds in Sweden…
Dec 18
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Book Review: Becoming Earth by Ferris Jabr
A magnificent one-stop shop for understanding the current state of humanity's fast-evolving scientific understanding of Earth in the Anthropocene
Dec 16
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Interview: Kim Stanley Robinson, Science Fiction Maestro and Utopian
Feb 26
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Interview: Kim Stanley Robinson, Science Fiction Maestro and Utopian
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Book Review: A City on Mars by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith
Jan 5
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Morocco is a country on the way up
Dec 1, 2023
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The Legend of Dr. Oguntola Sapara
This is a true story.
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Dec 13
The Weekly Anthropocene, December 11 2024
The Lobito Corridor projects, solar vineyards in France and Italy, a Taklamakan shelterbelt, China's EV boom, Hawaiian crows, multivitamins for corals…
Dec 11
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500 Million, But Not a Single One More
We will never know their names.
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Your Daily Dose of Climate Hope: November 18, 2024
A proposal with five new policies to turbocharge U.S. clean manufacturing!
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The Weekly Anthropocene, December 4 2024
Nectar-eating wolves in Ethiopia, climate migration in PNG, a tiny frog in Brazil, scimitar-horned oryx recovery, solar in Chad, nocturnal pumas in LA…
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Book Review: Sovietistan by Erika Fatland
A fascinating travelogue through an underreported region by a brilliant writer
Dec 2
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Your Daily Dose of Climate Hope: November 13, 2024
Egypt has eradicated malaria!
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