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Energy Bad BoysEnergy modelers Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling write about the energy issues facing our world.
Easy By NatureExploration and insights into re-wilding your yard, neighborhood, and spirit.
Climate-Colored GogglesFinding climate solutions in pop culture, media and sports. Written by Sammy Roth.
We Are The Great TurningExplorations of the fertile places where climate, community, and spirituality meet. Reminders that WE are the living seeds of a more just and life-sustaining world.
System ChangeI write about the international financial system and its impact on society, the economy and the ecosystem.
Deep EcologyPhilosophy Meets the Wild
The Honest BrokerMaking sense of science, policy and politics
Metamorphosis Works!Spiritual ecology for modern life. What ecosystems teach us about collapse, renewal, and how humans actually change.
The Climate According to LifeWritings on the science, poetics and politics of the living climate.
Natural ConnectionA hopeful newsletter about fixing our relationship with nature
Better FutureBringing you people, projects and ideas helping steer the world toward a better future.
Grow CuriousFollow along with my curiosity, creativity, and meanderings in the garden and nature. I write about the garden as a place of reciprocity and where we can learn to navigate the complexities of life through connection, compassion, loss, and joy.
The EarthlyWords for climate resistance, social justice, radical hope and ideas for a better future.
Witness Marks by Melissa HarrisonA monthly postcard from the English countryside: nature, the rural year, and a village newsletter. Book news and other personal updates at the top.
Radically LocalFierce and unflinching writing about living with integrity through climate chaos and collapse—grounded in land, labour, and the slow work of staying when the big systems fail.
In The Garden Of His ImaginationWhere this photographer, storyteller shows and sometimes, tells...
FIELD NOTES from Alexander C. KaufmanOriginal reporting and on-the-ground analysis on energy, geopolitics, and getting by in a hotter world.
All At Once by Dr. LenThe internet brought to you all at once. A focus on environmental topics, indigenous issues, technology, politics, and humor.
Becoming GuidesPsychological insights in service of our planet
Stephanie Nakhleh is a journalist from Los Alamos covering how policy shapes daily life. She writes about systems, housing, and local government—and what it takes to build a future that works better for more people.
EarthviewClimate and the Environment
Reality StudiesClarifying the chaos, from culture to the cosmos. Fresh perspectives on art, media, technology, philosophy, and the future—and where they intersect.
Nature briefs by Rhett Ayers ButlerI'm the founder and CEO of Mongabay, a non-profit that covers issues at the intersection of people and nature via a global network of local reporters. I also write and take pictures.
The Weekly AnthropoceneDispatches Against Despair, from the Wild, Weird World of Humanity and its Biosphere.
Climate CapitalInsights on early stage climate tech from one of the oldest and most active climate tech funders in the world. Visit www.climatecapital.co to learn more.
Into the Deep WoodsExplorations in nature. Practices of the wild.
For the Love of Nature with Sue KuschStories about nature and humanity.
WeatherTiger's Hurricane WatchExpert analysis of Florida hurricane threats, with a twist of dad humor.
Climate DriftYour cheat-sheet to climate: Breaking down real solutions, hard numbers, and career moves for operators, founders, and investors who want impact.
Hugh’s SubstackWriting and photographs of nature in all its beauty and complexity. There will be a lot about hedgehogs - but not exclusively!
Julie Witmer Gardens NewsletterA garden newsletter about making gardens, the generosity of plants, and observations of the natural world.
Planeta Mauna LoaLas noticias más interesantes y curiosas sobre medio ambiente, naturaleza y cambio climático. Si vives en este planeta, te interesa esta newsletter.
Plant PeopleMeet quirky people who find solace and connection in plant passions. With a few essays, photos and video of unusual plants & the ethos of gardens, landscapes, and farms. Post include stories about plant people and usually include some garden lesson.
environMENTALThe planet is going to be fine. Worry about the people.
The Planetary FactoryAn archive, blog, and cartographic workshop examining the physical and political landscapes produced by global value chains.
Listening to the LandJoin me on my travels in Iowa outdoors.
Speaking for the Trees, No Matter Where They're FromPlant advocacy
One Garden Against the WorldOn gardening, biodiversity and climate, from Kate Bradbury.
Gerard’s SubstackMy personal Substack
Over the FieldEssays on agrarianism, creation stewardship, rurality, ecology, natural history, and techno-scepticism. Wendell Berry and Paul Kingsnorth book groups.
Electroverse SubstackAccurately documenting the climate.
The Word MerchantA Stephen Heins Recommendation
Postcards from The HeartlandA fresh take on rural America
The Flowers Are SpeakingListen to the wisdom of the Flowers as they guide us back to trusting our intuition and reclaiming our hearts desire.
C. l'air du tempsFemme des années 80 qui navigue entre résistance & espoir
How We Come Back: Field Notes on Returning to What MattersHow We Come Back is a field journal and love letter to the slow, rooted work of remembering ourselves as part of the living world.
The Land DeskWestern lands and communities--in context.
Fortnightly(ish) stories about life on a small, Irish hill farm, living with the land, raising sheep and goats for food and fibre, the real and the raw.