Caroline Tracey
Climate Justice Fellow at High Country News
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Editor at Large at Zócalo Public Square
escritora aridoamericana | border, water + culture journalist working on SALT LAKES for @wwnorton |🥬
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1 month ago |
hcn.org | Caroline Tracey |Gretchen King
This story is co-published with The Border Chronicle. On a hillside above an oak-lined wash, 25 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border in the state of Sonora, a norteño ballad trumpeted from a portable speaker as Eduardo de los Colores sang along, swinging a pickax at the ground. It was early February, and Colores and a group of Sonoran university students were uprooting catclaw mimosa, a thorny shrub that invades overgrazed grasslands.
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Sep 10, 2024 |
southwestreview.com | Caroline Tracey |Robert Rea
By Caroline TraceyIn Spanish, Daniel Saldaña París’s essay collection Aviones sobrevolando un monstruo (Anagrama, 2021)—newly translated by Christina MacSweeney and Philip K. Zimmerman as Planes Flying over a Monster (Catapult, 2024)—has two introductions.
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Aug 20, 2024 |
cultura.nexos.com.mx | Caroline Tracey
La primera vez que asistí a una exposición curada por Mario Paredes fue en noviembre de 2022. Aquella muestra en Balcón Espacio, una galería cerca del Metro Tacubaya, consistía en cuadros del pintor oaxaqueño Oscar Quevedo que representaban, con un fotorealismo vívido, aspectos diversos de la vida gay, desde el sexo oral hasta la violencia policiaca.
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Jul 1, 2024 |
hcn.org | Caroline Tracey
Imagine you’re a phalarope — a female Wilson’s phalarope, to be precise, Phalaropus tricolor. Your tiny, fragile body fits in the palm of a human hand and weighs little more than a double-A battery. You have long, dark legs, a white belly and blue-gray wings that lighten into a ruddy color at your neck. Your face is mostly white, with a dark cap and a black mask leading to a slender, pointed beak.
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Mar 23, 2024 |
nybooks.com | Caroline Tracey
Judging from the architectural plans that the Border Patrol presented to Congress in 2009, the I-19 Border Patrol Checkpoint was supposed to be enormous. It was to be built in Tubac, Arizona, some twenty miles north of the conjoined border cities of so-called Ambos Nogales (“Both Nogales”). As freeway traffic approached, personal vehicles would be diverted into seven lanes with inspection booths. Later the engineers deemed the design insufficient: twenty-two lanes were needed.
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RT @ce_tracey: 🪺🌾 For a special collaboration between @highcountrynews and The Border Chronicle, I wrote about @Sky_Islands’ work to monito…
🪺🌾 For a special collaboration between @highcountrynews and The Border Chronicle, I wrote about @Sky_Islands’ work to monitor birds and restore grassland ecosystems in Sonora, Mexico 🌾🪺: https://t.co/DeKxb5iURO
