In a 2014 keynote address on writing in the anthropocene, the author Ursula K. Le Guin suggested a simple antidote to extractivist ideologies: “One way to stop seeing trees, or rivers, or hills, only ...

Humans are inherently pattern-seeking creatures. Our ancestors depended upon recognizing recurring patterns in nature to ...

Wikimedia Commons/Boston Public Library The Tree That Owns Itself in Athens, GA Most trees belong to someone, but not this ...

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The lights go down in the cinema, the curtain parts and we are in a dug-out on the eastern front line in Ukraine. “Are you filming?” asks one soldier. “Yeah,” replies his comrade, Bors. “Film how ...

Boise, Idaho is home to one of the densest populations of Basque people in the entire world. But it is Jaialdi that brings ...

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After an unmarked curb left him with a flat tire, Adam Sharkey knew something had to be done about Dallas’ streets.

Jason Mitchell Kahn was wedding planner for this couple married in Greenville, S.C. (Photo Red Apple Tree Photography) DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff WriterTaffet@DallasVoice.com Unlike many straight ...