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The Harrowing of Soil
Descent, Death, and the Questions Beneath Our Feet
Apr 4
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Sam Harrelson
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"While We Breathe"
AI Data Centers and the Limits of the Anthropocene
Apr 3
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March 2026
What the Shoal Remembers
Watershed, Settlement, and the Long Attention of Lawson's Fork
Mar 29
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How Much Energy Does a Life Require?
On energy, well-being, and the question of enough
Mar 21
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Sam Harrelson
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The Creek Behind the Dam
Rethinking Rivers in Spartanburg and the Carolinas
Mar 19
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Sam Harrelson
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The Night the Room Stayed Full in Spartanburg
There is No Tech Cloud: Data Centers and the Land Beneath Them
Mar 17
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Sam Harrelson
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What the Soil Remembers
Mycorrhizal networks, Piedmont soils, and the attention we owe the forest
Mar 16
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Sam Harrelson
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A Moment of Civic Attention in Spartanburg
Infrastructure, attention, and the questions a community learned to ask
Mar 10
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Sam Harrelson
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The First Signs of Spring in the Carolinas
Composting memory in the Carolina Piedmont
Mar 9
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Sam Harrelson
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Why Optimism Requires Imagination Right Now
Ecological crisis is also a crisis of perception. Imagination may be the first step toward learning to live differently on this Earth.
Mar 5
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Sam Harrelson
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The Ghost Ecosystem of the Carolina Piedmont
Ecology, perception, and the landscapes of memory beneath our forests
Mar 4
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Sam Harrelson
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From Spartanburg to Mullins: What Data Centers Mean for Rural South Carolina
After Project Spero stalled in Spartanburg, a new proposal in Marion County raises deeper questions about water, land, and the future of the Pee Dee.
Mar 4
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Sam Harrelson
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