We Don’t Talk About Doom, No No No No
Lately, my social media algorithms are showing me a new theme: college students talking about teachers and classes that transformed their passion for environmental activism into anxiety, fear, and apathy. Many said the same thing: “For the sake of my mental health, I changed my major.” For easily the first 25 years of my life,…
Re-Entry Pains
by Lindsey Rudibaugh. This is a post I wrote after completing the Appalachian Trail but never published. News of aspiring thru-hikers hitting the trail this month has me feeling an aching nostalgia, so I brushed this off to finally share. Lights. Everywhere, lights. Noise. Everywhere, noise…but a dead-sounding silence in the house. No birds. No…
Harvesting What We Sow
by Travis Harding, first published as a guest article in the Athens Messenger’s Our Home column “The natural world does not ask us to be experts or to be enlightened before it’s willing to care for us. It cares for us because we are part of it. It is up to us to ensure that…
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