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When it’s calm in town, reminders of the fires can catch you off guard. When it’s blowing in town, the fires are all you can think about.
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When I am struggling to write—and you may have noticed I have been struggling to write—I think of it as a problem with two parts. 
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Sometimes I learned I was someone I could be proud of. Sometimes I learned I was someone who would kill a six pack and watch an entire season of Archer…
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If you had to choose one bird for all the Americas what choice would you have but a hummingbird? 
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On Moby-Dick, metaphor and climate change
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Urbanism, the back-to-the-land movement, and individual choice
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There are a minimum of 186 Mexican wolves in the greater Gila, and radio collar data suggested that two weeks ago the Colibri pack had been in the area…
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A relational view of biodiversity loss
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First, they are rumors. Cath saw them the day before yesterday, flying over the house. Ian comes in through the back door as I’m standing by the coffee…
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Is there a middle ground between joyless carbon asceticism and the complete absolution of personal responsibility?
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On canceling Darwin and Muir
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Climate migration and the imagined pristine
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