Letters from the Edge

Essays on change, loss, and transformation.

Letters from the Edge

Uncomfortable Miles

Working on climate change has not reduced my carbon footprint — it has increased it. In the quiet hours of jet lag, I wrestle with the uncomfortable tension between engagement and purity, intention and combustion.

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Life Without Certainty

Resilience and Responsibility - Part V

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Responsibility Without Redemption

Resilience and Responsibility - Part IV

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Meaning Without Survival

Resilience and Responsibility - Part III

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The End of Meaningful Growth

Resilience and Responsibility - Part II

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Existential Resilience

Resilience and Responsibility - Part I

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The Cameron Peak Fire

The roots of Ice Frontiers (Part III)

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Willy de Roos

The roots of Ice Frontiers (Part II)

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Resilience

From witnessing to adapting

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Chasing Ice, 10 years later

The roots of Ice Frontiers (Part I)

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Going North

What is so special about the Arctic?

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A Personal Experience

An ethnography of a changing frontier (Part III)

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Archeology of the Frontier

An ethnography of a changing frontier (Part II)

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Triste Arctique

An ethnography of a changing frontier (Part I)

Letters from the Edge

Ice Frontiers

Bearing witness at the edge of change.