There are reporters and then there are reporters who spend 5 days camping by a raging forest fire in Siberia, because “I just wanna get the story right.” Our profile of a colleague whose drive to understand Russia represents the very best of my profession. wsj.com/articles/wsj-r…

Thank you @PoppyHarlowCNN and CNN This Morning with Audie Cornish for highlighting our interview with the family of Evan Gershkovich

Defense against disorder? We are just making up terms and laws I guess? You cannot kill someone because you decided they are being loud…!??

No filter 👍🏼

If Canada is going to send its wildfire smoke to the US then people in the US should at least be able to go to Canada for free healthcare that is my international law opinion

This feature by colindaileda takes on an often overlooked aspect of the climate story — the accuracy of extreme weather forecasting, especially in developing countries on the climate emergency’s frontlines. fiftytwo.in/paradigm-shift…

.Ishan Kukreti's Scroll.in story about India's "ghost plantations" is also nominated for a Covering Climate Now 🦋 @coveringclimate.org award, and I just wanted to say that after I read it, I stared into space for an hour wondering how he did it: scroll.in/article/101482…

Searching for the enigmatic Ganges shark — which vanished for more than a century — colindaileda plunges us into the waters of the Bengal delta for his Time Travel feature, “Lost in the Shallows.” Explore the piece in the #HiddenCompassLegacyIssue. buff.ly/44fguZI

Took me a second to realize that the hundreds of flooding pictures I’ve seen are actually from three separate events on three separate continents. Not great!

"Til yesterday this entire area was completely dry." The flooding in Delhi happened...very fast ndtv.com/video/news/new…

I read Arati Kumar-Rao's "Marginlands" in a day and it gave me like eight new story ideas. It made me see a slew of ecosystems in ways I hadn't considered, and everyone should read it. aratikumarrao.com/new-book-margi…

For the first time in modern history, our planet had a day where the global average temperature climbed 2°C above the preindustrial avg. axios.com/2023/11/20/ear… graphic fm Dr Sam Burgess 🌍🌡🛰

Please appreciate the still alive-ness of my plants

Oh hey folks. I've started a Substack (shocking) about the strangeness of climate change in everyday life. It's free, so I think you should subscribe. That is my opinion. uncannythread.substack.com/p/an-uncanny-t…

Wrote about what it feels like when the rain comes, and when it doesn't. It's on my new Substack, Uncanny Thread, which is more or less about everyday living in a world that gets less recognizable all the time. You can read it here: uncannythread.substack.com/p/rain