What Does It Mean to Love a Place?

In early morning fog, all I can see is a skim of silver on the water – no trees, no island, no boats.  I climb down wet rocks to the edge of the bay and haul on the rope.  Pulleys squeak and boats thump on rocks.  In time, the bow of the little rowboat noses through...

Oh no. Not the Pogo Fallacy again.

We have met the enemy and it’s not us, says Occidental Petroleum’s CEO. It’s YOU. But here’s why blaming oil and gas consumers for climate breakdown is bogus. By Kathleen Dean Moore, November 24, 2022 At the COP27 meetings in Egypt, Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki...

We Are the Spotters

In an important article on environmental outrage and human rights1 my colleague, Tom Kerns wrote that a Latina student in his course on environmental toxins had been enduring serious health problems since she was born. One day in class, she put two and two together –...