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Arts + Culture
Quick Lit: 'Everything That Follows' by Meg Little Reilly
A crumbling coastal cliff serves as a vivid metaphor for the speed with which human lives can change in Everything That Follows, the second… -
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Book Review: 'Radio Free Vermont' by Bill McKibben
Who knew Bill McKibben could be silly? Yes, that Bill McKibben: the award-winning environmental author and activist, cofounder of the grassroots climate movement 350.org,… -
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Fire and Ice: Jonathan Mingle's Parable for Humanity
Jonathan Mingle writes in the prologue to his book Fire and Ice: Soot, Solidarity, and Survival on the Roof of the World that "The… -
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Black Carbon in the Green Mountains?
Jonathan Mingle writes chillingly about how black carbon is causing health problems and melting glaciers in the Himalayas. He also notes that the little-known… -
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As Goes Japan...
Local author looks at responses to climate change — from the Pacific Rim to the Green Mountains
In a recent New Yorker piece about a boutique coffee grower in El Salvador, the writer cites a single source for his recap of… -
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Nature Calling
Book reviews: Listed: Dispatches From America's Endangered Species Act; Shadows on the Gulf: A Journey Through Our Last Great Wetland
With all of the focus these days on the coming devastation of global warming, it’s hard to remember that the natural world, however compromised,… -
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The Green Veneer
A reporter uncovers which climate change "solutions" are part of the problem
If you think you’re saving the planet by buying compact-fluorescent bulbs and organic, fair trade coffee beans, Heather Rogers’ new book might wipe the smug… -
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Melting Muse
Book Review: Early Spring: An Ecologist and Her Children Wake to a Warming World
Amy Seidl wants to grow peaches, but she knows she would eat them with mixed feelings. Global warming is raising average temperatures in her…
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