could have been written today

The eclipse truly felt like being on another planet. No—it felt like suddenly realizing that I AM on a planet. It’s one thing to know that, but to also feel like I’m standing on a giant orb moving through the vastness space?

It felt like deep time feels.

Letitia James’s lawsuit accuses JBS of deceiving customers about being climate-friendly – and the implications could be far-reaching
theguardian.com/environment/20…

i love eclipse day in new york!! prospect park feels so neighborly today

insane that today wasn't a federal holiday, cannot think of anything more important we can do in this life than sit outside with a bunch of people and scream at the sky together in awe

New York suing JBS is a good opportunity to (re)check out a piece I wrote about the devastating Brazilian giant for The New Republic a few short months ago

New York is suing the world’s biggest meat company. It might be a tipping point for greenwashing

By Whitney Bauck is on t h r e a d s for The Guardian theguardian.com/environment/20…

What a dream panel to be a part of! EVs alone aren't going to save us from our climate emergency!

Ok Justin Worland just said from the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) stage that Emilia Askari convinced him not to use Otter (an AI service for transcription anymore) due to privacy concerns… anyone know good cost effective alternatives? sos

huge celeb at #SEJ2024 - Jerome Alexander Horne (on the right end), a former moderator of the facebook group new urbanist memes for transit-oriented teens (numtots!!) 🚊 big thanks Whitney Bauck is on t h r e a d s & many others for organizing this great mini-workshop

I had the opportunity to participate on a wonderful panel discussion this morning about why EVs alone aren't enough to tack our climate emergency. streetsblogkea Whitney Bauck is on t h r e a d s

“Climate denial is an automatic turnoff for young conservatives,” says Karly Matthews of American Conservation Coalition, an enviro org for conservatives at Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ)

New York is suing the world's largest meat company. According to the experts I talked to for my latest story for The Guardian, this could mark a tipping point for greenwashing across a wide range of sectors: theguardian.com/environment/20…

I’m in Philly for Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) this week! Moderating a panel on public transit and micromobility as climate solutions on Sat—who else is here?

ps enjoy some of my pics from last year’s conference feat dairy farm, panel w/ Siri Jena Brooker and sassafras ✿ and bike tour

So much funding is going to climate communications, far far less to journalism. This is a REALLY good reason why more funding is needed for real independent journalism.

Do we really want oil companies to fill in news deserts?

Could saving Palestinian heirloom seeds—many of which have been bred over generations to thrive w/o irrigation—help feed not just Palestinians, but a world in crisis?

I interviewed Vivien Sansour, who thinks the answer might be yes, for Guardian US: theguardian.com/environment/ng…

Is San Miguel Corporation (SMC) telling the public that PAREX has been dropped, while proceeding with an elevated expressway above the Pasig River under another project name?

Journalism is a climate solution. So why aren't we investing in it?

Joined Seeding Sovereignty's Superede podcast to talk about the crucial, precarious work that is journalism: open.spotify.com/episode/3LtNv7…