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When the Rain Comes
Memory and the water cycle in the Carolina Piedmont
5 hrs ago
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Sam Harrelson
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When the Grid Becomes the Landscape
The proposed NextEra-Dominion merger is a story about land, power, and how the cloud comes down to Earth with a shift of vocabulary.
May 19
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Sam Harrelson
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The Green Isn't a Reset
By mid-May in Spartanburg, the world can seem to have forgiven us.
May 15
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Sam Harrelson
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On Noticing a Tree Being Cut Down
On chainsaws, perception, and the quiet disappearance of neighborhood trees
May 9
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What Evaporates
NorthMark says it's using the same water permit as the old Kohler plant. The permit is the same. The hydrology is not.
May 7
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Sam Harrelson
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A Gift from the Black Walnut
Drought, bark, and the particular quality of light between the Pee Dee and the Blue Ridge
May 5
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Sam Harrelson
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April 2026
Attention as Ecological Practice
AI Data Centers and the Limits of the Anthropocene
Apr 30
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Sam Harrelson
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Receiving Rather Than Projecting
On Attention and a Piedmont Forest
Apr 29
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Sam Harrelson
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What East Main Street Is For
A road diet, a pedestrian death, and the question of who our streets are designed to see
Apr 20
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Sam Harrelson
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Einfühlung and Perceiving More Than Humans
Stein, Ruyer, and Bergson
Apr 18
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Sam Harrelson
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What the Black Walnut Knows
One tree, one year, and the question of what it means to pay attention
Apr 15
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Sam Harrelson
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What We Carry Home
Ursula Le Guin, Naomi Klein, and the Piedmont as carrier bag
Apr 10
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Sam Harrelson
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