Chloe Hope

1 month ago | deathandbirds.com | Chloe Hope |Emily Powell |Brad Montague |David Knowles

Hello. This post is about Death & Birds. A pair of Pheasants have, joyously, made our garden their home. We’d heard them for weeks, their squawks getting closer and closer until one morning, there they were; she, hesitant in the long grass, he walking boldly across the lawn. Now, whenever the Pheasants are home, we move differently. They insist a slower pace.

Feb 14, 2025 | jasonanthony.substack.com | Jason Anthony |Chloe Hope |Katharine Hayhoe |David Roberts

Hello everyone:I offered an essay with this title two years ago, and this new one borrows a bit from it, but this is otherwise a new adventure. The impulse behind the do-over is a particular ambition; I’m playing with the idea of writing a book with this title. More on that, if it happens, in the months to come. As always, please remember to scroll past the end of the essay to read some curated Anthropocene news.

May 1, 2024 | jasonanthony.substack.com | Jason Anthony |Chloe Hope

Hello everyone:For those of you interested in listening to rather than reading these Field Guide essays, I have finally recorded a few recent ones: Running AMOC, Who is We?, and Consciousness is Organic. You can also find them by clicking on the Field Guide’s podcast tab. These read-alouds are very much a work in progress – especially my vocal work – and they only cover the main essay.

May 1, 2024 | jasonanthony.substack.com | Jason Anthony |Rebecca Wisent |Sam Matey |Chloe Hope

Hello everyone:As always, please remember to scroll past the end of the essay to read some curated Anthropocene news. You’ll find a larger-than-normal list of important stuff this week. Now on to this week’s writing:Keeping with my New Year’s resolution theme from last week – “Promises to Keep” – let’s look at what’s making it harder to keep our Endangered Species Act promises, and then segue to a path forward through the chaos.