Global Warming

Book Review: Apocalypse Any Day Now by Tea Krulos

Posted on July 22, 2019 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

Apocalypse Any Day Now by Tea Krulos is an exciting and informative exploration of the lives and beliefs of people who are fixated on the end of the world. Through interviews, research, and descriptions of his road trips visiting apocalypse-minded communities, the author offers readers a rare glimpse into the world of disaster preparedness and doomsday obsession.

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Book Review: The Weight of Light

Posted on June 5, 2019 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

The Weight of Light: A Collection of Solar Futures is an innovative collection of short stories and essays that explore four different takes on what a solar-powered future will look like.

Our First Electric Car

Posted on May 20, 2019 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

My wife and I just bought our first electric car! We couldn’t find what we were looking for in Southern Illinois, so we bought one in Memphis. The tricky part was getting it home! This is the story of our new car and the journey to bring it back home.

Book Review: Heart Spring Mountain by Robin MacArthur

Posted on May 5, 2019 by Treesong — No Comments ↓

Heart Spring Mountain by Robin MacArthur is the story of a woman named Vale who returns to her hometown in rural Vermont in search of her missing mother, Bonnie. Along the way, the story touches on the lives of several generations of women in Vale’s family and the role of climate change in the storm that led to Bonnie’s disappearance.