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On Noticing a Tree Being Cut Down
May 9
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A Moment of Civic Attention in Spartanburg
Mar 10
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What East Main Street Is For
Apr 20
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Project Spero and Spartanburg’s New Resource Question
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What Draws Near
A new poll on data centers, the word "resource," and the difference between being argued into care and being brought close enough to see.
Jul 22
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What the Basin Was Aiming At
From a week of rain in the Catawba headwaters to John 12, by way of the gathering of the waters.
Jul 15
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The Ecology of Ecclesiastes
Ecclesiastes isn't a verdict on the world's worth, but a phenomenology of breath.
Jul 11
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Before the Keeping
How I came to Ecology by way of the Eye, and the Cross
Jul 8
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What Was Given
On Project MOC-1, the name built to say nothing, and the breath it may cost.
Jul 4
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Sam Harrelson
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An Inch and a Half
A Venezuelan earthquake, a Williamston well, and the difference between registering and attending
Jun 30
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Sam Harrelson
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Sacramental Place Poetry Rooted in the Carolinas
My reflection on recent explorations of ecology, family, memory, theology, and the holiness of place... and a poem.
Jun 29
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What a Pool and a Walnut Reflect
How we learned to see a living surface as a failure, from the Reflecting Pool to the ground beneath a black walnut
Jun 22
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The Surveyor and the Survey
Reading Raymond Ruyer in the cracks of downtown Spartanburg.
Jun 15
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What Was Called Liberty
In Marion County, a $2.4 billion data center was approved in secret during a winter storm, then abandoned for reasons unrelated to the questions…
Jun 13
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Where The Shade Falls
In an American city, a map of the trees is too often a map of race and income.
Jun 9
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A Year Under the Black Walnut
Carolina Ecology turns one
Jun 5
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Carolina Ecology
A publication of essays and ideas about ecology, attention, and perception in the Carolina Piedmont.
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