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Takeaways from the Latest Climate Film, The Lost Bus
The story of the 2018 Camp Fire has come to Hollywood. The Lost Bus has been described as a thriller, a real-life survival drama, and a disaster movie. It’s a zoomed-in story of the deadliest wildfire in California history to… Continue reading
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What is the Moment We’re In?
Part 1 of how to resist Trump’s threats of democratic destruction What’s happening in the US right now? We’re 2 months into Trump’s second presidency, and so much *crazy shit* has happened, it’s actually not possible to fully keep up.… Continue reading
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Climate, as a Racial Justice Solution
An opportunity to entrench or redress racial harms This Black History Month, Black American adults are 30% more likely to have asthma than White Americans, three times as likely to die from exposure to pollution once age 65, 75% more likely to live in… Continue reading
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Emotional Resilience in Sh*tty Global Times
How? THE PROBLEM The issue at hand: how to continually engage with global catastrophes that are so big and depressing it feels like there’s nothing we can do about them? Prime example: Palestine. I’m ashamed to admit my idleness and… Continue reading
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LA Fires: How did we get here, & what can we do about it?
This apocalyptic moment we’re watching play out in LA is a microcosm for the climate crisis and the intersecting challenges we face. This ongoing catastrophic event is not an act of God out of humanity’s control – it emerged as… Continue reading
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Introducing Clarity in Catastrophe
For people craving clarity about how to make the world a better place. Hi there! As I launch this new endeavor I’ve named Clarity in Catastrophe, I want to first share a bit about who I am and why I’m here.… Continue reading
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