Hysteresis
by Cara Stoddard
Winner : Terrain.org 10th Annual Contest in Nonfiction
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Haunted by the Future
Prose by Barbara Hurd
Photos by Michael O. Snyder
When time seems to rush erratically or plod in slow motion, it’s hard to tell how gone a gone thing is, if remnants of life remain, whether ti... Read More...
A Brief Map of There
by Erin Fristad
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Ketchikan
I am not Ketchi... Read More...
A Life of Science:
Lessons from Retreating Glaciers
by Luke Parsons
A Series by New Scientists
The melting snow under my boot collapses and my stomach tightens as I catch my weight with my ice axe. Foc... Read More...
How Wind Works
by Megan Kimble
On our first evening at the end of the world, my dad decides he forgot to pack his rain pants. The weather at the end of the world is erratic.... Read More...
Letter to America
by Michael McLane
Guest Editorial
Dear America,
My wife and I spent most of the day at the bedside of my father-in-law, who is in the end stages of... Read More...
Letter to America
by Erin Coughlin Hollowell
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Dea... Read More...
A Scientist in the Public Service:
An Interview with Grant Deane
By Kelly Slivka
About Grant Deane and His Acoustics Glacier Research
Acoustic research oceanographer Grant Deane.
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Glacier: Video Essay
by Nancy Lord + Irene Owsley
The language of the glacier, spoken and in image.
http://vimeo.com/80720819
"Glacier" by Nancy LordLanguage fails me. It always do... Read More...
Two Poems by Erin Coughlin Hollowell
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Cusp
Puzzle of bones, try to take time
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