An Eye-Minded People
In 1936, in the pages of Esquire, John Dos Passos wrote, “In the last twenty-five years a change has come over the visual habits of Americans…From being a word-minded people […]
In 1936, in the pages of Esquire, John Dos Passos wrote, “In the last twenty-five years a change has come over the visual habits of Americans…From being a word-minded people […]
Publication day! Today, Paloma Press released a print edition of The Nature of Our Times: Poems on America’s Lands, Waters, Wildlife, and Other Natural Wonders. This anthology features 210 voices […]
News for those who love Nature: On September 18, Paloma Press will release a print edition of The Nature of Our Times: Poems on America’s Lands, Waters, Wildlife, and Other […]
One of the last things my grandfather John Dos Passos wrote was an ode to the Apollo Program. It’s so relevant, reminding us what we can do when we overcome […]
Please see my new editorial in The Hill defending NOAA’s budget. In this short space, I’ve focused on precipitation research, but there are legions more topics in weather and climate […]
Rolling Stone reports that Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson has burned down. My grandfather John Dos Passos stayed there in 1948 with Dawn Powell and the Given family, at a low point […]
NOAA has given me a lot and here in this editorial I tried to give back. I deliver a strong defense of NOAA’s budget in a major Virginia newspaper, The […]
Just before Climate.gov closed, I co-authored a new essay on the importance of building heat safety protocols for fans at outdoor venues like concerts and football games. The Climate.gov team […]
Reading John Dos Passos’s Tour of Duty, a fine work that has fallen off the map, I came across this description of Nazi mastermind Goering on trial at Nuremberg. Echoes […]
Thanks to Neon Origami for publishing my mini-memoir of my summer program in physics at Cambridge University in 1999. In a twist of fate, that science study opened me up […]