Dear Reader,
We’re delighted to bring you several new essays and artwork that explore climate change and fossil fuels, the cosmos and our ecological selves, and sketching lunar eclipses in a world of space telescopes, including “Spook Asem” by Mercia Kandukira and Leslie Heywood, “The Overview Effect, as Seen from Earth” by Christy Caudill, and “Sky Sketches” by Suzanne Stryk. We hope you enjoy these thoughtful pieces. We’ll return with more essays next week.
Read this week’s full newsletter here.
Much love,
Center for Humans & Nature
Image credit: Three different Moon phases during a lunar eclipse. Artwork by Suzanne Stryk.
