climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/c… Wild and absurd that climate change ranks 19th on a list of what voters care about (though at least Dems care more). Y'all: inflation and the economy are fleeting whims. Our mother Earth is not and should always be #1. (Duh)

magazine.atavist.com/coming-to-amer… Tough, heartbreaking story from The Atavist Magazine, and a great read.

Another fun, funny, reflective essay at the fringes from the inimitable Leath Tonino Outside Magazine outsideonline.com/outdoor-advent…

"Squint, and you can see it: a scenario in which the loneliness crisis today is really a mass period of acclimatization. It’s a bridge, an evolutionary step, during which we make our peace with certain trade-offs and realities." nytimes.com/2024/08/27/mag…

Doesn't make much cents to me. nytimes.com/2024/09/01/mag…

What a beautiful and beautifully written love story by Kelsey with The Atavist Magazine. Beware sudden tears with the finals lines! magazine.atavist.com/love-interrupt…

Can't imagine this going wrong. Then again, this is exactly the sort of ingenuity we need to consider. nytimes.com/2024/09/23/cli…

I'm such a big fan of Jason Rohrer's transcendent game-designing journey right now. #ProjectSkydrop wired.com/story/project-…

Multiple editor reads are valuable, but I'm casting my vote for just a single mag editor making actual changes to a draft.

You know this only makes sense if ancient humans were capable of flight. Or, I guess, aliens. theguardian.com/world/2024/sep…

An old story from the phenomenal Jason Fagone, but this is among my favorite reads lately. Hard to imagine an AI tech story with more humanity at its core. Brought me tears more than once. sfchronicle.com/projects/2021/…

A riveting tale of love and war from Sarah A. Topol that reads like a novel. Easily the best thing I've read in NYT Magazine of late. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Dangerous doctors are surprisingly difficult to dislodge from the U.S. medical system. For Men's Health Mag, I investigated one particularly deranged and tragic case in Dallas. menshealth.com/health/a629789…

Just 2% of the heat 4 miles beneath America could meet the country’s energy needs 2,000 times over. We’re finally figuring out how to reach it. My The New Yorker investigation into geothermal energy’s incredible potential: newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…

Ballooning's biggest race pushes teams to fly as far as possible before landing. Thirty years ago, two of those teams drifted into Belarusian airspace. Only one survived. From Nick Davidson comes Atavist no. 161: "The Balloon that Fell from the Sky." magazine.atavist.com/the-balloon-th…

"Since the race’s inception, nine pilots had perished from mountainside crashes, unexpected plummets, or rogue lightning storms." An excerpt from the new The Atavist Magazine story, "The Balloon that Fell from the Sky," by Nick Davidson: longreads.com/2025/04/03/bal…

Edition #67 features fantastic long reads from: Bilge Ebiri Michael Waters johngitt Steven Kurutz Anna Peele Katie Prout Patricia Hernandez Alphonse Emily Witt Liz Crampton Lawrence Ukenye Michael Hardy Kayla Webley Adler Nick Davidson longformprofiles.substack.com/p/edition-67-l…

Another great read from The Atavist Magazine this one by Nick Davidson magazine.atavist.com/the-balloon-th…

Timber poaching is one of the biggest threats to old-growth forest in the Pacific Northwest. This team of detectives is using new forensics technology to track down the thieves. bit.ly/42GPTFL

Really interesting from Nick Davidson for Outside Magazine outsideonline.com/outdoor-advent…