The denial of reality that has taken over certain segments of the GOP is well described by Neil Gaiman in “American Gods.” America has a long tradition of such fantasizing.
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When American Fantasies Are Dangerous
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Climate Change: Signs of Witchery
Native American author Leslie Marmon Silko warns of ecological disaster if we don’t change our relationship to the earth.
Hydrocarbons Unleash an Angry God
Euripides’ “The Bacchae” can be read as a parable of climate change denialism.
Mass Extinctions Followed by Life
Richard Shelton’s poem “Death” reminds us that we are part of the world that we are destroying.
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This Is the Way the World Ends
Robert Frost’s “Fire and Ice” reflects upon how the world will end. Recent news of melting Antarctic glaciers says we can expect fire and ice to both play a role.
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