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Places, in Passing

Eric Dieterle wrote 5 months ago: Lately, I’ve been worrying a lot. Living in the midst of a massive Ponderosa pine forest during an e … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Hanford, Columbia River, Ponderosa, half moon bay, ogden canyon, Placerita Canyon, Cold Springs Valley, Munn Woods

Issue Fifteen: Spring 2012

Troy Urquhart wrote 9 months ago: I’m very pleased today to announce the release of our fifteenth issue, which includes a cover … more →

Tags: WWR News, Karla Linn Merrifield, Jim Davis, scott owens, Rod Peckman, Alison Carb Sussman, Hillary Urquhart, Jeffrey Johnson, Betsy Burke

Issue Fourteen: Winter 2012

Troy Urquhart wrote 10 months ago: Here in Florida, we’ve spent much of the last week with Tropical Storm Dolly. And so while it … more →

Tags: WWR News, Al Ortolani, scott owens, Rod Peckman, Rae Spencer, Beth Paulson, Carolyne Whelan, jeff newberry, Geoffrey Miller

Mountains to Ashes

Eric Dieterle wrote 1 year ago: One thousand years counts as recent history in a landscape where patience runs a mile deep. Yet on t … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Grand Canyon, Sunset Crater National Monument, Mount St. Helens

Rainy Day6 comments

Rae Spencer wrote 1 year ago: I made this video in early March of last year. Today is an almost perfect repeat. It’s a day m … more →

Tags: In the Yard, Poetry, in the yard, Video, Poetry, Nature, rain, Publication

Issue Thirteen: Fall 2011

Troy Urquhart wrote 1 year ago: I’m not a superstitious person. But as I told the contributors to our thirteenth issues, there … more →

Tags: WWR News, Beth Paulson, Carolyne Whelan, Craig W. Steele, Dave Malone, Elise Atchison, Gabriel “G” Garcia, George Korolog, Heather Candels

Making a List

Eric Dieterle wrote 1 year ago: Spending the day inside staring at the computer with TweetDeck running in the background is no subst … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Environmental Literature, downsizing, sustainability, Public Transit, Bike Commuting, Medium chill

Pushcart Nominations

Troy Urquhart wrote 1 year ago: We submitted these nominations at the end of November, but it’s not until now that we’ve … more →

Tags: WWR News, David Blomenberg, Tammy Ho Lai-ming, pushcart prize, D.C. Lynn, John Paul Calavitta, Timothy Gray, B.J. Hollars

Roads to Nowhere

Murali Sivaramakrishnan wrote 1 year ago: In Pondicherry where I live they say that even if one were to trip and fall one would fall full leng … more →

Tags: People and the Environment

Case Study 1 comment

Eric Dieterle wrote 1 year ago: Ten quiet minutes walking on a dirt and gravel path winding among a stand of pines won’t vanquish th … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Environmental Ethics, Preservation, Revitalization, Restoration, campus construction, San Francisco Peaks

A Penny for your Thoughts? --Pt. One7 comments

Troy Urquhart wrote 1 year ago: When individuals use money, they know very well that there is nothing magical about it–that mo … more →

Tags: General, Molly Gaudry, PANK magazine, Matt Bell, greying ghost press

Change in the air

Eric Dieterle wrote 1 year ago: As we breathe the fumes of a poisonous political atmosphere, there is plenty of reason to worry abou … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, sustainability, Bill McKibben, Andrew Revkin, environmental journalism

A Wild Thorn

Murali Sivaramakrishnan wrote 1 year ago: I have passed nights with ascetics in the monastery, I have slept with infidels before the idols of … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, sustainability, Silent Valley, India, Kerala

Biomimicry and Industrial Design?

Amy B wrote 1 year ago: May 6, 2011, marked the first etchings of a new tree ring in my life.  I walked away from a marketin … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, biomimicry, Industrial Design, Plastic, recycling, downcycling, manufacturing, Herberger Institute, Arizona State University

Issue Twelve: Summer 2011

Troy Urquhart wrote 1 year ago: With the heat index regularly in triple digits, the constant threat of afternoon thunderstorms, and … more →

Tags: WWR News, A. H. Hofer, Alison Carb Sussman, B.J. Hollars, Colleen Khachatourians, Dave Malone, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Florence Major, George Korolog

Waters of the US

Chris wrote 1 year ago: Much contemporary judicial interpretation supposes, in the words of Justice Scalia: “garbage in, gar … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Environmental Law, antonin scalia, Everglades, South Florida Water Management District, Clean Water Act, Friends of the Everglades, Environmental Protection Agency, Gulf of Mexico

Transition

Eric Dieterle wrote 1 year ago: As a child of the sage-steppe plateau of eastern Washington–someone who has spent a lifetime e … more →

Tags: Literature, the Arts, and the Environment, ASLE

The Call of the Coppersmith Barbet

Murali Sivaramakrishnan wrote 1 year ago: All afternoon the Coppersmith Barbet on the fig tree beside the river had been tonking away: tonk . … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Friedrich Nietzsche, Bhamaha

An Evening of Delight

Murali Sivaramakrishnan wrote 1 year ago: There is something alive in a feather. The power of it is perhaps in its dream of sky, currents of a … more →

Tags: People and the Environment, Linda Hogan, Dwellings:A Spiritual History of the Living World


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