I chatted with Jim McClintock about "Greening" in Antarctica. Check out the Q&A at Nautilus: nautil.us/issue/90/somet…

I chatted with Joe Pettit of UNAVCO about wisdom for living in -- and falling in love with -- Antarctica. Thank you Nautilus Magazine! nautil.us/issue/92/front…

Robert Schwarz has spent 15 winters at the South Pole: more than any human in history. I chatted with him about living at the bottom of the world. Read about what it means to live for 6 months of perpetual darkness: atlasobscura.com/articles/south… Atlas Obscura @iceman_90South

Thank you to ASLE EcoCast with Geo Stewart and @BeGalm for this wonderful, provocative conversation about Antarctica in science and literature, including the breathtaking poem "Polar Autumn" by Elizabeth Bradfield asleecocast.podbean.com/e/ice-in-your-…

Excited to share my thoughts on Gillian Osborne's Green Green Green Nightboat Books and Charlie Hailey's The Porch on Boston Review. Provocative and lyrical essay collections that ponder the experience of living on a planet in transition: bostonreview.net/articles/the-i…

Thinking about ways to calm your nerves? With Poetry In America and Nautilus Magazine, we brought poetry + biofeedback together. Turns out reading a poem can affect my (and maybe your!) heart rate variability and breath/heart rate synchronization. Enjoy! 🫶😌📚 nautil.us/feeling-stress…

Shackleton's Endurance is one of many ships that have been caught in the icy grip of Antarctica's Weddell Sea over the last 200 years. Here are some of their stories with Boston Review: bostonreview.net/articles/endle… Princeton University Press Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 @RLPGBooks

50 years ago, on July 23, 1972 ARCHIVED - NASA Landsat / USGS Landsat launched Landsat 1. Landsat satellites have orbited for 50 years, recording change: fire, drought, logging, oil spills. Learn how Landsat has transformed the way we see our world w/ Astronomy Magazine: astronomy.com/news/2022/07/t…