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[CONVERSATION] FE x Amy x Amy [PART 2]

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[CONVERSATION] FE x Amy x Amy [PART 2]

This is the supporter-exclusive part 2 of our conversation with Amy Martin of Threshold, and Amy Westervelt of Drilled. Find Part 1 here

In this second half of our conversation, we get into more of a roundtable on the practice of environmental journalism and podcasting in these especially scary and chaotic times. For the two of us, unschooled and unqualified in anything resembling journalism, it was a blast to have the privilege of what ended up being a private consulting session with two of our heroes (and to get to share it with you).

[HYPHAEDELITY] Sadie Couture x Hannah Tollefson — Tidewater and the Nature of Logistics

[HYPHAEDELITY] Sadie Couture x Hannah Tollefson — Tidewater and the Nature of Logistics

We've got another edition of our intermittent interview show for you, this one featuring Sadie Couture (FE3.4) in conversation with Hannah Tollefson. This episode focusses on Hannah’s writing on the Port of Vancouver, the concept of "tidewater", the nature of logistics, and the supply chain in which we’re all entangled. Don't miss it

[HYPHAEDELITY] Adam Davis x Tim Male — Non-partisan environmental policy

[HYPHAEDELITY] Adam Davis x Tim Male — Non-partisan environmental policy

In this edition of Hyphaedelity, our interlocutor Adam Davis (EIP, FE5.6) and his guest Tim Male (EPIC) discuss going from working at an environmental NGO to within the White House, the role of executive orders, the state of environmental regulation, effecting change, the voting age, and much more (from a vantage point of January 30, 2025).

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[CONVERSATION] Joseph Williams // Building a new Clam Garden

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[CONVERSATION] Joseph Williams // Building a new Clam Garden

If you were paying close attention to FE6.2, you may have caught a mention of the very first Clam Garden wall built in the modern era, by the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community. In this conversation with Joseph Williams, Shellfish Community Liaison for Swinomish, we get into the details of how they made it happen.

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[CONVERSATION] Tal Engel // Integrative Forest Rehabilitation

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[CONVERSATION] Tal Engel // Integrative Forest Rehabilitation

In the Autumn of 2024, Adam visted Tal Engel of Wolftree Integrative Forest Rehabilitation, and took a tour of the woodlands which serve as a living laboratory for Tal's experiments in ecosystem revitalization and forest fire fuel management.

If you take care of any forested spaces, we're sure you'll be inspired by some of Tal's techniques.

 
 

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