Through the Portal of COVID-19

An Open Letter on the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Coronavirus as Messenger

From Social Distancing to Environmental Justice in the Time of COVID-19

COVID World, COVID Mind: Toward a New Consciousness

From Ecology to Syndemic: Accounting for the Synergy of Epidemics

Women Who Swim with the Whales: COVID-19

Carnal Relations: Pathogens, Provender and Embodied Co-presence

Respecting Children, Respecting Species

A Plague Genealogy

The questions raised by the Anthropocene are intimately connected to reconfiguring our relationship to life on earth.

Written, directed, and performed by Juilliard violinist and native New Yorker Alice Ivy-Pemberton, Drowning Monuments seeks to draw attention to the urgency of our climate crisis and the imperative of our moment through the medium of artistic collaboration.

How to change the way we think about food.

Gendered priorities are powerful shapers of human experience, and they persist despite the fact that women provide a significant portion of the world’s food supply.

Climate historian Astrid Ogilvie on sea-ice stories from Iceland and Labrador

Dr. Marcy Rockman's letter of resignation as Climate Change Adaptation Coordinator for Cultural Resources for the U.S. National Park Service

Activist Mary DeMocker on the strengths of art, community and youth.

Environmental humanist Serpil Oppermann looks at fiction of human bioturbation and unpacks what we are beginning to understand about the risks involved in changing subterranean environments as we extract resources ever more aggressively.

NASA keeps track of sea level change and its causes.